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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
EARN For SALE

WE subscriber oRsrs for sale the Yarn Formerly .a
and occupied BY David BcgEa, deed situsfeJ T. 60
e ~ mls' saas Of s, Garsys and * miles noTih
said Parm contains 200 Aerrs oT H,aua IN =,
.neh are eearsd and IN good state Of caFafion ne
remaining part being veil timbered. There are si1o
Excellent Coal Banks
Sn ne PREMISE fset veins. In operaon and pro
dneinG The best quality or coal. EVeFT fed an az 80
sOn'elns good spring Of Wufer. There are aiSs
Two GOOD BEARING oRoRARDS
Grated Fruit. A good sS u eno'ee
DWELLING HOUSE.
arss "a ssOTy lane BAsS and excellent sabng for
other out-buiidinEs - $3.50 Ho-,et ana
for further particulars, enquire Of the suh,erfr u,
On ths premises orJanss W. Collins cIaIrsViii- or
------= Francis Bn66s.
Drugs, &C.
"DtSSi v PARIS GREEN,
y = 800, OLIVE OIL.
TaSfuS 0ILs NUTGALLis
nI5Ts-Is n i.I.5.Sss - HrDRONRfERa
SAI soD1 N>D~- sOAf, BURNING FLUID,
~, FOR safe - .. FUND NBEEtSssa.
g. Washington Hail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28


HEAVY BANK DEFALcATIoN-FT0m $50, 900 to
100000 Tdken.-on Tuesday morning, after
the opening of the Atlantic Bauk, in Fulton
street, Brooklyn, the paying teller, Mr.. Oscar s.
Field, was absent from his accustomed desk-a
very unusual circumstance. A messenger was
sent to his house in Sackett street, when it was
ascertained that he had not been at home at all
during the night On opening the vaults bag
of gold containing $4,000 was missing; also an
additional sum OF money amounting to about
ten thousand dollars in notes of other banks,
which was in the vault the day before. The
fact that he had absconded with the money be-
came evident, and information was given to the
police and an officer put upon his track. Meas
ures were at once taken to ascertain the exact
amount of the defalcation, but owing to the
usual complication of bank accounts, this be-
came work Of much time, and the result can
not lie definitely arrived ut in some time
1t is stated that since January last, Mr.. Field
has taken various sums Of money from the bank
for the purpose Of gambling, and has lost heavily
at play. On Monday afternoon, about halE.paSt
three o'clock, he crossed to New York at the
Fulton ferry, and has not since been seen. 1t
is also intimated that broker or brokers in New
York, have been aiding hiniin these populations
and assisting him in disPosing of the money
taken away.
Within week past, there has probably not
been day when there was less than ten thou
sand dollars in specie, gold and silver, in the
vaults, aud it is understood that clean sweep
has been made of all the gold at least. From
all accounts, gathered from the best sources. il
is probable. and even certain, that the amount
Of the defalcation will exceed the sum of sixty
thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

THE n. Y. Commercial announces fresh
green meas from Florida" Scanning" will fol-
Sw--praps new potatoes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

For Rent.
SL0kE ROOMS OFFICES, DWELLINGS Erare Brfek,
- koos In the seeond and third stsFy 81 rood business
house and snail Hal20 bv Is feet; alo Building
sale erlsass on favorabls terms, Apply
,eEoaee. Ne iIsJl MaIn slrtsi. bef1eSa MonrcSHn
S--ol-Op Stalra Is9-lT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
for the 1n.eiligsneer.I
WnEELINd, Feb. 90, 1889

WHEELING, Feb. 90, 1889.
Nessra Editors:-Allow mo word Of thanks
for the kindness ofny fellow citizens of Wheel
ing, during my few days sojOurn among them.
have not, Of course, the vanity to claim any
merit deserving such attentions, but know full
we'll that it is because, in their generous liberty
and Union loving, and labor hOnoring hearts
they delight to show their favors to the
humblest of their fellow citizens, who have SUIT
fered by the violence Of the mob or the torch ol
the incendiary, in n cause they love SO well.
have been most agreeably disappointed and
delighted with the schools and the industrial es-
adjustments Of this good city. What con-
trast it presents with the decnying institutions
of the eastern portion of our State. But the
reason is obvious. all your enterprises are
pervaded and animated with the holy spirit oi
! freedom, and conducted by Intelligent and well
paid labor; while the dead sea of slavery has
rolled its stngnant waters over the blighted and
blackeded east, and not till recently mas
breath:offr free discussion been permitted to raise
& single ripple upon its leaden surface. Thank
God, however, that the padocks are falling
| from our lips, and that slavery is subjected to
the only test Of truth full, free, fair, kind aud
conciatory discussion. All that is necessary
/ to double and quadruple the wealth oil heellng,
( is knowledge, by the business men and manu-
I facturcrs of New England, of its capabilities.
Could they know that coal could be obtained
here at from 80 to 20 cents per ton, and all the
means of living at such reduced prices, the tide
would soon set this way. And since seeing is
believing" what better plan than to have Ma
tional Convention, that would bring that class
of men to this city? In my judgment it would
prove as advantageous as the River and HarboI
Convention at Chicago, which is said, in sin
gle year, to have doubled the wealth of that city
by bringing its commercial advantages TO the
notice of capitalists
In order to refresh and fortify our regard fo
freedom, let US look at the following figures o
arithmetic, which are infinitely more eloquen
than any figures of speech:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28


TnE SuoorING AFFAIR AT FORT SNITH.-Some
days since we published an account of the
shooting of Charles Kennedy, at Fort Smith,
hv r. v. Stowe. That statement bore heavily
upon Mr. Stowe, but letter from Joseph j.
Walton, Esq, the Mayor of that city, to George
Philler, Esq, of Memphis, dated February 9th,
puts the matter in another light, as appears
from the following extract from his letter:
On the 18th inst Mr. Stowe had quarrel
with Mr.. Charles Kennedy, of the house of Fl.
& R. d. Whittemore, St. Louis, in relation to
some transactions in hides. Towards the close
of the alteration Mr. Kennedy drew pistol,
cooked it. and might have shot Stowe had not
stopped him. Stowe had no weapons and no.
thing was done. This occurred in my office
and in my presence Kennedy went out, and
for several hours kept watch upon the store,
swearing lie would kill Stowe when he came
out, and saying that he had Stowe cooped up in
my store, and that he was afraid to come out
A number Of persons heard Kennedy make
threats that he would kill Stowe before night
and told him of 1t, advising him to arm himself
Stowe tried his best to make the matter up with
Kennedy, but could not do so. He at length,
it appears, became, thoroughly convinced that
Kennedy would kill him, and was actually afraid
to leave the store. He accordingly armed him
self with n double barrelled shot gun, and
meeting with Kennedy, he shot him from both
barrels. Kennedy died in about an hour after
he was shot Stowe surrendered himself and
is now undergoing an examination before JUS
tees of the Peace. He has two of the ablest
counsel in this county to attend to his case lie
has plenty of evidence to acquit him, but he
may he bound over for trial; in that case he can
give bail. 1t is melancholy matter and one
to be deeply regretted; few, however, in his
circumstances, would have failed to act. in
similar manner. am strongly in hopes, and
think that Stowe will be acquitted Immediately.
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Remedy for tho Rust i'm oats.

AS far heard, the Dat crop promises to be as
complete failure, throughout the whole country,
this year, it was last. Two successive failures
well calculated to make farmers look around for
remedy or preventive. A planting correspondent
(W NJ SHULRE) Of the Beaufort Is. c. Sum- under
date May 26th, says:
"With regard to the partial failure Of the Dat
crop Of district sdverted to in your last ISSUE
shall endesyor to point out the cause, and show the
remedy. The proximste cause, is peculiar rust
which attacks the plant during the month of April
and is injurious in proportion the size of the plant
at the Tina that this state occurs, j. e. small or
spring oats suffer more, while winter suffer less, and
fall oats are Unaffected by it. 50 far as my observa-
ton goes. As to the remote cause of this rust,
frankly acknowledge that 1 occupy a similar posi-
ton this point with the medical profession upon
the subject of malaris, knowing IL by its effects
am convinced Of its existence and thus claim the
liberty Of Eductive hypothesis, in treating Of its
origin. The oat seems to delight in a climate Of
gradual temperature from winter to spring, and the
reverse of this in climate, the two past seasons,
is undoubtedly the cause OF this disease. The
remedy that propose, is to sow the seed in Novem
ber after the usual mode, and it becomes far enough
advanced by spring to mature without injury from
the rust.
81 send you o bundle Of oats which is fair sam
pie of field Of fifteen acres, soWed about the mid
die Of last November, which | am have Eeythed.
These are the Black or Egyptian cat, and although
have been planting the same for the lest three
crops, you perceive no signs Of degeneration"
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ALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY

= n
w n s X EF,
kOK ME BIOAL USE,
i1ssise ~ s pon 70 me worlds estimation, which
a Superiority UnriTaIled,
and sxrsstsd from he Choices. 9y 70 ne
N favored locality in the Valley Mononvssas and con
reputation for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence, based
solely open Its Inherent merit which The Proprietor does not in
tend 90 long as he controls the manufacture sal ever II for
fsit Or in any manner allowed inpeach the eorfeeT Of
the Statementsol the learned and
Distinguished shemists
whose certificates publish herewith.
he has heretofore RETAINED from making public by advertise
Extraordinary Medical Properties
which this article known possess and this silence on his
picon should connect his nfme with advertising eupy and
is J95sOn Of n0ssrgm C5ealars Bat for
OF unsolicited testimonials from all parts Of the country eman
stng from Physicians Of the highest reputation testimonials
which speak with such emphatic and unqualified approval Of M
unriValsd qualities Of he AROMATIC vsILEx WHISKY
in all cases in which artificial become recue
in order 70 restore repair assist the functions egs OF
be hasspOken to make known the Eorld public
manner possible these extraordinary and invaluable properties
OF this article, Of his manziscture.
Il Is not his purpose rece detail list Os, diseases
OF the hnsn system which have 70 he ne. favor
ably Affected BY the Of this stimuaut They particularly
described In the various testimonials spoken Of whare open
not feel ct liberty wA5ut special permission Of the
persons who have sent e to parade in the public
suce say the diseases alluded to- comprise all such
6 are incident to tropical Latues change Of Climate
Grant functions Of the human system; inducing ansuor s
tude and depression, and the uuudnous ills flowing from
this
In all such eases the AROMATIC YkILEY wHrsKEY
Acts as q Restorative.
assisting the natural which,
aeer and degree, be IN all things admirably a
to fsnvigOrate and call back acsn in
the vital organs, essential 10 physical health
II is 70 this extent that the proprietor himself be
jusnfd IN claiming fer his manufacture, Henic properties and
Vrtdes which cannot be stated overyaued Isun
versal use by the
MEDICAL PROFESSION
most urgently Already it way
into the principal public and iTate Hospitals the country
quisite.
have analysed a sample Daly's Aromatic Valley Whis
key and find is 70 be Of fine favor and without
New York. Chemist.
STATE AssaYER's OEEIcE % Somerset St, }
Boston, April l4th- ls1o
WM. II. DAILY, New York
have made chemical analysis q your Aromatic Valley
Whskey and and it pure fine favored Rye Whisky coaning
injurious matters Of kind would recommend II as
CHARLES 7. JACKSON
State AsAyer.
WV. H. DAILY
examination, ind to be article entirely free nom the
sdulteratiEg ingredients 80 frequently used.
Analytical Chemist.
~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whkey, it sold BY the bottle 1na case
only. WA. H. DALI,
10 South William Street, New Nort.
For Nassvlleb by JOSEPH NASH ard all the leecta
bic Grocers ane Druggists. apZ.-d5n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

FhnJEcSy wines and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
! HAVANA CEGAJtS, TOBACCO, &cs, &c,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET. e.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TE{HE Undersigned have in following pure Liquors.
Wines &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices
favorable terms specially invite purchasers Of those goods
to examine their stock before t1ying.
Oar Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
warranted genuine Being determined
fgures-possessng the facilities to do fatter
Prompt dealers, IS viii meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Isuns and WHISTLES,
90 q and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bb superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands; very old
gps Boe9x do 20 S6s ola kya ora 90
5do pure Holland Gin; leo bbls fne Tenn. Corn do
spanceOnsp W. RUM 2RgRcRsepns Irish and Scotch
Wines.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 90 do sansrnas;
20 boxes iocE and Mosee 10 do do old and fine;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
q boxes Fine Carets; 10 do Port
'OO i1O' 10 Porter, Ale, &c. '''' '4i'''''
% casks London orter, best brands,
- 30 do English and Scotch Ale best brandsi
20 boxes BOXERS celebrated Wins Bittersi
90 do French Cordials assorted
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars. -..
oo3o EePgins Havana Cigars SEQ SoO German csaTs
b. Fin. ytroI, c TSf@ef Tos.ooo Anderson
s5 / & & & i ~sslS.rl.a S!:'i f.
Star;
boxes fne Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutherland gus
non;n
o boxes ane Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAAmer FHpPen
Golden Leaf
boxes fns Virginia Chewing Tobacco "LanshOrn Armistsad
No !, Gold Leafn
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;''
% boxes best Tennessee do do.
X boxes 'ea snlths celeb osisrasd ovas and Pancake.
Dsnyle Iobao2 equal II not SUPERIOR to ever Oas
With many otSer articles connected win the inSresz
'-' WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM,
Sgs E0acuSsEs svSsh ks.sYt,a Tenn.
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~ u IL 4 a "A %
Hoist, host our asg to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner every Where,
Beneath tie western SKY
In war, let every stripe 60 forth,
Borne ~ tie F-triOts hand,
Proclaim its teauty andlts worth,
O'ermOor and hill and strand
II peace guarI well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed By patriots bleed,
For Oh twas in fIeedOm's cause,
Amid the battles Hood
Hoist, hoist, nag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
UnfUrl its hanrer everywhere.
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
lie. every star float higher.
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let 1enneaselUs every where
Let every state around,
Knew where type q nature 5 made.
Where every type isfound.
Above our own -4gt Cutlery,
Our county standard wave,
And Underneath its folds preside,
The beautiEul-the brave
The child--tue parcut--patriot-slre
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest PortTaiture
With every charm bu. life
Then raise our bannerto the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types a the dTt GaIery,
Are made by .. c. HUGHES,
febl5-d&vti. Corner Of College and Union ss
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DiaFrhGa, Dyscntcry, FIux, &C., &c
The Graefenberg DYsenterY SYrup
CEDAR street

LilIie's Chilled and Wrought Iron
FIRE AND BURGLER PROOF
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS
And Combination Locks.
Re5iaGle Protection Agaast Fire and Burger8 Ueat
and Manufactured by
LIE WIS LIE,
No. 2O7. Troy, New York.
REFERENCES:
J. NJ Hughes President Bank Missouri, st. Louis.
c. Z. Jackson, Bank Commissioner of No,
All the Banks in tie city of Troy, New York.
Bank Of America, New York City.
National Bank and nearly all Others in Rev York.
Bank Of North America Philadelphia, Pa.
illinois Central Railroad Company, New orleans,Ia.
Crescent City Bank,
State Bank of Georgia, Savannah, Ga.
Southern and Northern Banks Louisville, Ky
Bank Of Hamburg, Charleston, 5. g.
b Morris, AGENT now In Nashville SELECTS orders for
the above at St Cloud Hotel IMayI5O-dtS, wSu.
A~~ The Great English Remedy 49,
SSEE-lS9s Sir James Clarke's Celebrated
TINS invaluable Medicine is unfaing the all those
and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution
SUBJECT ltmoderaes all all distractions and
To Married Ladies.
suited twill, bring nthemOnthl
Each bottle, price dollar bears the Goyernmentatamp
eatBritain, to prevent Ounterfeits.
These 6etGben eraG1esdurSnot1eFZ FIRST
THEE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sur6to bring
Miscarriage, bat at any ot her tisgethey sGfs.
In cses Of Nervousa Spinal affections pain the
snd limbs, fatigue Palptston Of the Heart, low
Of Spirits Mysteries Sick Headaches Whites and all
prniu diseases Occasond by disordered system, these
will eject cure when all others have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet arond each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle tanning pills encircle with the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain be sent post free for 81 land post
EOe Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, N. z.
Said in Nashvlleby Berry Demoville W. Hepershot
snd all respectable Druggists v23-d&Wlyins
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SPECIAL NOTICE IS CALLED TO
Hi G. "a ~
House Keeping Establishment,

hOUsB EAteDIBB ESEa 1IIsnIslCnIy
as PUBLIC SQUARE Up STAIRS
Over 0OrmerIy) Hicks, China Hail, now
J. c. Darden - Co.'s china Eali,
Nashville.
ETHERE Catalogues Of few thousand Of the articles kept
w at hiseabment may be had descriptive Of the kind
Ct business be proposes DO the articles hand and
be constantly kept o sale to cash buyers lover prices than the
kind OF goods hTe been usually sold in this Market Itwil
be his purcse always whatever business he hos
been engaged C Keep up will the improvements Of the he
mos. respectfully sOcts call his patrons and
friends whether they ea Of goods in his line
or not loci3il A. n. HICKg.
A Fine Country Residence fer sale.
HAFINu determined curry Negroes 70 The South, So
II 1 will sell about Three or EOur Hum $50
dred Acres Oh land being part Of The tract up ~
which now reside, situated 20d Turnpike Road
about thirteen miles from Nashville, % the best nehbOr
boodsin Williamson county SOieua the state. For
particulars apply tie premises 70 v Lindsley
in Nashville
ssp9-dtf ?. A.PERRINS.
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STREET, KING 4 Co.,
TTORN EYS AT LAW,


STREET, KING q Co.,
ATT EEYS AT LAW,
LAND. COLI sCr.oN,
GEYERAL A q EVTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRAsIkA TERRITORY,
practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Cours Of
w Nebraska, buy sell Land Warrants enter land OF tine
especial attention making selections Of lands in NEBRASKA
those wishing and desirable locations, invest Tor distant
dealers reasonable tes pay taxes furnish alcts o.
and titles and sell lands toHn os, ana al
kinds % eState and doa General Agency oashess'
rs. Gilman, Banker, New feTkeiy.
Converse, Harding x c., Boston, HAS,
c. Hharl Supit N. Y, Central iliroad' AiOAny >. L.
Gen. Leslie Coombs. lexington hentucky-
Hon Francis b. Fogy. Nashville, Tennessee.
Jot nson Weaver & Co. DO DO
Dr. + : Yo1ng, do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, 40
Hoo Jordan Stokes, 10 10
Lucas Thompson 4 Co., St. Louis, no
NcCjsric, Chitterdsn & Co.. keOkuk, Iowa.
Wm M sewer 4 Co B ankersi OscalOosa, Iowa
FaillTin. Defge & Co., Council Biu1s, DO q
Davis Moody & Co., Chicago, iilinois.
" A. johnson & Co., New Orleans. Louisiana. u2 q
FOR RENT.
ROOG ChsrTy street., suitable for oce sleeping
room en- be gsus1 faS tSs Tusssz q The year Apply
a ms onss. - mile
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RI HEST Ola ID e Nh


RIG HEST DIAL EN-
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOFs
Wkatl Why Beautiful Head OF Hair
EECAUsE the God HizseJ pTOUided for all
ID Reader, although the may bloom ever 50
rightly glowing cheek sparkling the
tee he those Of pearls If the hed re of its covering,
the snaed shrveed, harsh and dry, STILL
sprnkled gray, will half her charms. Prof
Woods Har Restorative, If used two three times week viii
the following judge. celebrated Pianist
2ta6erg:
Dear Permit me to express to you the obligations an
about the time OF arrival in the United STATES il was rapidly
becoming bu tupOn the application Of your iG Restor
tive recovered its original hue consider Restorative
very wonderful invention quite eficacous well
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
''Drych ar Guyliedyct"
Welsh Newspaper office, 70 Nassau st April Is 1853.
received your Hair Restorative gave my wife
who concluded her hair little thinking the time
well surprise after few weeks trial has performed
mai TooderiG eect S9ns Az s gray % 70 DARK brown,
the ove Restorative to all persons in of such
cangeh OF their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
PRoF. O. J. WOOD wish confidence do 1 recommend your
Restorative being the ecac3Us article
Since using your Hair Restorative hair whkers which
almost whs have gradually dark and feel
natural color It also dandruG IN
pleasant itching, who PersPir freely
PHoF Woop-Abou two years ago hair Commercial falling
of snd turning gray; was fast becoming bald, and Ia tried
many remedies commenced using your Res0ra-
tive in January few applications fastened my hair firmly,
L began up, out and turned Oc its former color
0sc AT this time ully its original color,
health and appearance, and cheuly recommend its to all
Chicago, Ill, May 2, 1857. J. d. HOES.
The Restorative put up sizes, large,
dunn and small the small holds pint, and retails for
dollar bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per cent
in proportion than the small, retss for dollars per bottles
large holds quart forty per cent in proportion, and
retaiIed for SO,
WOOD & CO Proprietors 32 Broadway, New York, On
the great n Y Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market ST.
ST. Louis. No.
AMI s3 nv all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nov23-d&wlyn