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Nevada national., 1859-01-15
FINANcE

The Governor gives AS the summary Of the
Treasurer report. iAat the state Treasury
contained. on the 18th alt. Sj22 40 2G.-
The State Indebtedness amounts to Sl.of3-
iSj c.. Auaua interest ur'4 the DE- i,
ratified 10y the people, s-.3.UJ4 The Re-
por,. and ihe lar, r4ud cn the II asury. 'e
ui.y DISCUSSED.
rns cp>rrorLsR's rFuout IS rrrAfsn.
Sty- tie Governor ~
" An cxamia,.on 81 th.s ,,umua ca'u.
will show that ia. a.-,>-,.' ,a'n .t iroi-sts
ior The y,ar ISIS t!.- u e. ua- u, .a,
lur> short ol iLe a--. --m.ut e. i.-5 .lo
more tb,n sixteen million, b.io" ib,. ,.,,
mate e! my pred, ,c--pr.
Alter advocating the repeal Of the p.t OF
lej5, ALLOW, ai,uded to. The Governor says:
' We have now the alternative. 10 restore
the revenue derived iraA ti.>c licenses 10
future % the Sa'e Treasury ol devise some
plan by which poll tax can br collected
The delinquent l..i. ia almost every county.
is unusually heavy this yer"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

VEGETABLES, sc &c
style and
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS
Having fitted up the above establishment with the
design OF CARRYING permanent business I have
adopted the maxim Of '' Live and let Lave and in
tend TO furnish my customers with anything the
market affords. and shall in charge more iha
a mere living price.
o"hhdently believing that visitors to our vslage
eau no where lind equal accommodationsf for the ane
themElves. i 49, "
iie JH CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

e This subject has recently occupied a
good oeal Of public attention, and there can
not be a doubt that survey Of the state
would furnish very valuable information
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
cIEi FrNn.

The amount Of thi, fund collected. whilst
we were wholly uur,pre,ented in the Fcdc-
raj government. according to the statement
of my immediate predecessor. amounts TO
SZ.9CS74s 40; rom this deduct amount
paid out for eXpeuce, Of Constitutional Con.
venlion and relief Of cmigranis (S262.2S6
p , leaving balance of s27O6.512 IS"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
THE MILITIA.

" In California We have a system which is
sadly defective. and which in time Of war.
or difficulty, would be found wholly imprac-
ticable."
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
KAIorIs OF orrlcr0s.

's-at f.f--' VT 't ANF if's
The blu>.on TO the Secretary cf State :
report for the past year is TO shca that We
have for the pact years been publishing !,
much larger number Of journals and laws
than the ueces,ilc. OF the State demanded.
Indeed. an uGcAlriiaJle person might sup.
pose that the principal object bad been to
enrich the printer.
The report Of the Attorney General is con.
sidered AT length. II sums up that an unu-
sual amount OF litigation has iranspjred the
past year. \ modification of the act Tor the
better Observance Of the Sabbath is recon.
mend d. the act having been declared un-
constitutional by the supreme Court
In all civilized countries laws Of this
character have been deemed necessary nee
essary. not only in 4 moral but a physical
point Of view The experience OF ages has
demonstrated that man requires the seventh
day as day Of rast. aud it cannot be doubt
cd that By striking out some urreccssary
restrictions imposed by that act, its consii.
nationality will be maintained by the Court
PRACTICE ACT.
"lt is also suggested that it might be pro-
per tii upon examination it shall be found
coustituliJnaD to am-nd the Practice Act
10 civil cases 50 as to allow the the judg.
ment OF two.thrds or three-iourths 10 stand
as the verdict Of the jury"
JURY SYSTEM.
Indeed, ] am not sure that in criminal
caSes it would not he eNpedieut to increase
the number Of trial jurors to fifteen. aud re
qnire tue concurrence of twelve to render a
verdict. The guilty very often escape nnder
tie present system. Our Criminal Code re.
qulres thorough revision. and it is hoped
that the subject will receive your early at.
tention.n
STATE REGIsrRtE.
This Office. the Cove rnor thinks. with cor.
tain alterations, might be made one of nub.
lie utility.
TIE EsTiIL AND NCCaUI.EY srIr.
On the fourteenth day of tie last month
Mr.. McCauley instituted suit in the Dis.
trict Court in Marin County, agalns. the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. and Sec
rotary of State. in their private capacity. aud
several other individuals who accompanied
the Governor when he took possession of the
Prison. under the direction ofthe Legislature
This suit is brought to recover certain prop-
erty at the Prison, which, it is alleged. was
aken by the defendants when possession of
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

no good. whatever has been accomplished. SO
lar a. protecting the Indians is concerned.
hHt 'he benefits ARE sadly di,pfoportionate
'o TIE cNpcldIturcs
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
EDUcATIoN.

The piIh Of a great deal Of commonplace"
and truisms on this subject is:
- | trust. that as soon as an ample fund is
provided. sCmc laws may be adopted com
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

the Prison was obtained. and damages on
account Of lis custer from thi Prison
amounting II i'.e aggregate, to sloo O00.-
! am rot advised as to tie time wbea
trial will be bad" D."
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
rzEcruoN Of TIE LAW.

The Governor deplors the lyuch-law exc
cutions but suggests no remedy. So far as
au expression is concerned. his views are
not to le disputed.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

The Governor does not think that those
gentlemen have uade aHy Otter lor settle
ment satisfactory to the State. The snrilies
being insJ,geu.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
WAGON roAp,-ovEnr,ND NAIL

to recommendations appear gr these to1-
les. They are d'-cu-sel generally, and no
one eau dissent from tla Governor opinions
aal wagon roads, we shall have California
among .he brightest stars in the Federal
GALAXY"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
JURY SYSTEM.
STATE REGIsrRlr.

This Office the Governor thinks. with cor.
tain alterations, might be made one of pub
lie utility.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

pelling parents and guardians. having chill
drcn Under their charge, to send them TO ID.
schools"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
ACrIcuLrtnE

Much pace = devoted to this subject ST.
'.r an i"' resting rc,iee of tie condition Il
'b" various branches Of farming industry.
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ING, VA. THURSDAY

child have its fables; let the man or woman iHto
which it changes, always remember those fables
tenderlv; let numerous graces and ornaments
that cannot be weighed and measured, and that
seem at first sight idle enough, continue to have
their places about us, be we never so wise. The
hardest head may co-exiSt with the soltest heart.
The union and just balance of these two is al
ways a blessing to the poSSessor, and always
blessing TO mankind. The Divine Teacher was
as gentle and considerate as lie was powerful
and wise. You all know hoH He could still the
raging of the sea, and could hush little child.
As the utmost results Of the wisdom of man can
only be atlast to helptp raise this earth to that
condition TO which His doctrines, untsintel by
the blndnesses and tho passions Of men, would
ave exalted it long ago, so let us always re
member that He set us an example Of blending
the understanding and the Imagination; and that,
following 1t ourselves, we tread in His steps,
and help our race on to its better and best days.
Knowledge, as all followers of it must know, is
q very limited power indeed when it Informs
the head alone. But WHEN it informs the head
and heart too, it is power over life and death,
the body and the soul, and deuominateS the uni
verse. [Grcat applause, during which Mr.. Dick
ems resumed his seat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

nc nc ,WhHugdOodIe for November NOwherei
III Just received b. Express very large assort-
- ment OF hil slEes OF GL0Ai much superior TO any
" ts se:on class stores up also, and entirely
-i ei ohenls stSwl'-Lalis are particularly nvi-
give tne An early call, all will be sold
say lnw foT cash, 80 Main street Centre Wheel
'-s fuAySl John ROEMER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

THE firm sheppard Morgan Is this day diss'Vsa
hy matnal consent The bUsn-s o. the hrn "a ls
seitlei by J. Shsp9ari Chose ini=bi the rrf
respectfully requested 10 esii f pay7rt ard Hose
having asSinst sill please pressE 4 ftT
s,ttierlent J. r. SHEPPARD,
. sept. 1gth, Is58. .HkS. MORGAN. /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
\ z & g = ~ o u T q : q ~ Es y = M e =
VIE unsrsi-ne ueui iafatn te eitiErns of Wlrsng
an vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
eTPten sore, formerly owrsd ty Dr.. james TsnurT, he
VIII continue carry TIE Dr-r husinssa N all its
branrhes lie most respectfully sucifs coutuusuce q
TIE public rrona which as herrtrur ben lhcTaiiy
extended tOvars this pid and VII known estatlslHrLt.
Il VII Be his ain keep everything, n tie puTs-f Kind
and at the lowest price, Usually be found iu we'll fur
uisaed Drug establishments.
Prescriptions carsfuiy Compounded iron The of
Mediciuts. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
No 90, cor Man and WststeTsts
myi9 Centre wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

INKSI INKS!

T0UTLRRs IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
l } Copying EICEL.SIOR FL ND YlyRS, Manufactured
hy James J. ButIer Agent No. SO Vine St. ~ squares
South Of Burnet House. Cincinnati, o.
To WRiTISG CnNNUNTTT Is GSSEEAL ASR BoOE kEEP-
MRS PARucULAELY.-A CARD.--TenIiemen: Ever" bottle
Of English Fluid that you
enty per cent more than Excelsior Record
and no better f good Explanation Every called
Quart ds holds per cent less Ink
knd fifty per cent. higher than mine, which is
Worth saving, particularly when the quality is warranted
equal. All leading StionerS viii supply bottle
0n the terms By SO doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES and be wiser II not better citIzens
lovers OF country and its cherished SsI
II yo thus act the time is far distant when
American Flag shall not hottie Of Arnolds
English Fluid beloved Unon-and your purse
n we'll. JAMES BUTLER. Agent.
For sale bv Payne Co. and J. Q. Orr, Wheeling.
g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

An those knowing themselves indebted to the firm win
~ eA and settle their for the
lettp-Y REED KRAFT No 81 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
NUMBER l2f
- HARNrss. rRuNKs.

5ADOAESs AAft1NE9Ss rrESCN65s &c
Wholesale IL RETAIL
D. SHEPPARD, W ist Main s., corner ofrnioi-. viii
- enn-nH~. trrp hsHd large and complete
-ortFnent OF al article IN his lc, efnsisF OF L1F and
Grnticmrn's Saddles, Fte and C5arsg ffzrttss Trutsss
Yaes Carpet BAGS sateAs, Cellars. Hamss, wins &C.
IHouli respectfully call aii-ntion stock an trust
ny strct atteuon AID ProtHPtness,to merit eoElusHs
OF the p-hlis pztroaagv- -
A kinds o. repairing promptly done, snd - "
} b. SHEPPARD
Eru2n 80 sf-in 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
Important to Females.

OF females exclusiV ely treated by DR. THEIRS
~, eas iies f'r terN's erRl from 81 TO so-
-. sa1rtneet n all elses Cnasutation and letters
- ~ ,naienti1 Patients from distance provided
s.st T,inE and exclusive a;tendance. Medicines
sSsp pPstls'. Once No. 9S West 2Ita ST, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
Centre Wheeling DRUG Store.

WE have just received fresh supply of Drugs and
aisiicines selected with care, for Prescriptions
Al trade Also large OF articles for
among which are tse latest styles of Extracts;
and soaps also Eesh Cloth, Hair and Tooth
S'hes in great variety. ADDITION TO above,
H sp constantly on hand article of Coal Oil and
hlps IN short, every article kept in we'll furnished
'uS store REED 4 KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
HOLIDAY BOOKS, &c.

7 AN NOW OPENING one ofthe largest and most care
fully selected lots Of Books, Portfolios, Albums writing
city Books r4nrns in price from one penny TO
which be found almost ail the to
cts elegantly bounl P0e's POEMS Poets Of the gth
Century Lola Rook," "Lad OF the Lake" "Grays Ele
gy, Cauipbelfs pleasures Of Hope" soldiers Tear,
Mrs. Hale's celebrated Woman" elegantly bound &c'
various annuas: these y"u Ei find Goodrchs "o
men ITerosD, containing ~ beautiful en-
cravings. Iioko KS PsycJogy Frederick the CIR,
nl Chivalrv" '9r Walter Raleigh and his times Lille Of
Roland Baker, Isabel Orsine Bancroft's Hist Hugh
Nlrr's WORKS. Spurgeon's Sermons, "Autoernt Of the
Breakfast Table, C0urtship Of Miles St1ndsh, all OF
I.onsfelIOw's Works.
JUVENILE WORKS OF these have greater variety
b,u before put LIBRARIES by the single
these would mention, administering Children, kennetl
ami Hugh" 'storv or Darling Nelly, the "Giant Killer"
aai ali Of A l. rs Rocks Farley Books, "a will and
Uay" Rolo Books, scries Learning TO Think, Talk
and Act & Colorcd Toys OF almost every description
NUS, Grery's- American Tract Society, Presbyterian
and Methodist Aimanacs.
eTrrv style quality Stationery Call and make your
selections before the assortment Is broker.
dccfI doors North Of NJ. & M. Bank.
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Standard Reading.
J. BOON M,LURE,

y L L . r. NEY AT L. A w.
wheeling, Va.
W H. E5,,E - S0R TH EIST COPNE2 or RONPOE AND
70" EH SIS, OPPOSITE THE 60 UR T no Csc.
Ml Courts Of this and the
/, counties Particular attention will be given to
'ussdon OF siAisaS- nsV3r1ydksnW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13
G. TREAT TR TION!
GGNTLEs.

Etc Etc,
Which pledge myself to sell 25 Cents regular
rices.
Just received per Express New York. large
men OF superior RAGLANS, made after the latest Paris
IyleS, aui manufactured expressly New York trade
together with variety OF other CoNks Of all styles
and pattern which will sell below manufacturers
great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SIAwLS, at great Bargains.
AarErassnr:mtn Of PURS, such Sable Mink Stone,
Martin, Fitch, etc, which sell cheaper than other
hsuse in the city, have them not commission, hut
bought them FOR Cash. will sell qua ty Fitch Furs,
such as sold last for 500, for S1219 sett.
Several cases fine and superine BLANKETS, which
sell ~ manufacturers prices.
Also received about 50 pieces of Lrpn's FRENCH ME-
RlNOs all coors and grades, which will sell At most
price.
The above Goods will he ready for inspection sATUR
DAY the 9Th Of November and woUil respectfully invite
those in want OF OF them to give early call,
surrd all will be satisfied with Iny goods and prices.
noy6 ALEX. lEYAIAN, iST Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-13

VTTHnLEsALE AND RETAIL nfauulecturer Of sai4Iss,
w nrdrs, Harn.ss and Tr1nks and d-airr n AZ aT
clss Eept SaldieI=, beFs irfoiri the
public at he has opened At 40 iss sta S. MARKET
A=y Uhr-e he IN DC siah nry fscrsols wanting
OF the above aTtices Aslriuter O. make
aud s= AIR prices. he hops 10 obtain liberal share
Of pubic PATRONAGE Psrttcuiar oId~Fca
| WORK, and repairing done with Dispatch. seIiS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
The Programme of Napoleon III.
Innrra.nnndnnce of The I.nndnr Nau-s

TURIN, Sunday, May l.
am in a position to inform you of coming
events that may be said to be proximate, and
which believe have not been so much as fore
seen or suspected by any journalist My re-
quest is not indiscreet when l ask you to have
implicit faith in what am about to state
Though the immediate future may belle our OK.
pectations, yet should the designs speak OF
never reach maturity, you will, at least know
very soon that they have been seriously enter
tanned. can assert that the ornaments OF
France will be gigantic, and that between seven
and eight hundred thousand men are on the eve
of being mobilised. An army will be placed
along the Rhine, and am almost ashamed to
mention its strength, since the statement would
seem to be exaggerated; but most trustworthy
informant has repeatedly assured me that it will
not be less than three hundred thousand men.
The Emperor does not believe that Germany
will remain quiet. | have often eXtolled the
loyalty of Prussla's policy, and it gives me sin
cere joy that am able to concern it anew
Prussia will do all she can to separate the Ger
man from the Austrian cause, but is afraid OF
being dragged along by the needless enthusiasm
of the Germans, encouraged and tomented as 1t
has been by art(ul Vaccinations at Vienna, and
in truth, the hope she entcrtains of German aid
NAV perhaps Justify AuStria'S conduct. On the
other hand, should France respect Germany, /
think the ruin Of the House Of Hapsburg Is
decreed Some days ago | alluded to a solemn
manifesto that Napoleon intended publishing to
Europe, wherein he would express his intention
of espousng the grand principle of nationality
persist in that statement, having reason to
believe that the said manifesto will see the light
on the same day that the Emperor sets out for
Italy, which movement will not be later than a
week or ten days hence at the furthest. We
shall then see about his person men when Aus
tria hates and Justly fears, and one of whom
may be likened to living banner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24
SANDS, SARsAPARmL,A.

The voluntary testimony Of numerous citizens, who
their restoration health blessing PrOvi
this celebrated hygctan remedy proves that for
those who anguish under the pain of rheumatism the
scroulous blotched pimpled gured
from umors cancers and absccsSes the victims dis
eAsed vers for the dyspeptic aud enfebed there
every for hope Thousands Of such have
cured this prepa ration thousands Of
thousands may yet be raised o health by
Prepared and sold by A B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton St., New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling and by Drug
gsts generally. my24-IW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

AS the time for choosing delegates to the
Charleston Convention approaches, the New
York Democratic newspapers are discussing the
question-how shall the delegates from the
Empire State be chosenP Up to this time they
have been selected by the usual Democratic
State Convention. Now, as before, those known
as Softs favor their choice by the State conven-
ton, while the Hards. as before, demand their
selection by district conventions-the delegates
for the State at large only to be chosen by the
State convention. So far'as the power Of the
State in the National Convention is concerned,
the plan of the Softs is Of course moro desirable,
as, under it, the delegates necessarily act uni
teddy, throwing New York's thirty six votes
unitedly on every division. The Hards are for
the district mode of choosing the delegates, be-
cause we'll aware that now, as heretofore, they
will be in minority in State convention, and,
as consequence, their interests Gf they are
chosen by a State convention) will not be repre-
scented by single delegate at Charleston; the
majority always choosing the delegates from its
own wing exclusively.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

A TERRIFIC BLow.-Arkansas must be fear
full place to live in, if we may be allowed to
judge from the following delicate hint conveyed
in card written by John r. Cox, lawyer out
there, in reply to person who had "Slandered"
him:
81 will not handle the puppy as he deserves,
but will close by simply saying that he is LIAR,
too lo,o for pity and too medn for contempt. If
am troubled to pay much more attention to
him, shall handle him without gloves. can
whip him before hi can scorch kiln-dried
feather. He had better keep his Ay trap closed
i n the future"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

OF the Boston Boot and Shoe market the
Reporter says-"There is but little movement,
and both manufacturers and dealers are having
a:quiet time. a few orders, mostly to those do
ing jobbing business, are coming in for light
Congress and other work suitable for summer
wear. OF desirable goods of this kind, there is
only small stock on the market, and the
amount of spring goods carried over, will no
doubt be rather below the average; prices are
quite firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TIRE discovery ofguano islands in the Pacific,
continues with rapidly shat ought, if the
guano were of fair quality, to reduce the price
ty have been discovered and claimed by citizens
of the United States, and five more are reported
in our California news as having been discovered
by San Francisco vessel sailing in search of
guauO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

a COUPLE of German wagon makers in Cleve.
land recently sold out their effects, and last
Friday, with their families started for the cars
en- route for New York, 20 take passage back to
Germany. On their way to the depot one of
them stopped at the Post Office and found let
ter from his friends in the south of Germany
(whither they were going) begging them to
Immediately abandon the idea of coming to Ger
many, as the transcription" was going on. and
they would be pressed into the Austrian service
Immediately on their arrival The party en-
route for Germany did not even go to the cars.
They turned their backs to the East aud con-
cluded to reman in a land where ''conScriptions''
were not going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

A WE'LL know miser recently died in New Jer-
sey, leaving large sum of money, which vii;
go to his two nephews. He was eighty years
old, and died with the firm belief that, after
some years of slumher, he would return to this
earth young man, when he is to receive his
property with interest. His heirs seem quite
willing to take the money on those terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-24

TIE death of the celebrated DIR. LarGner. of
England, was announced in our dispatches
Many of our readers may remember an inter
esting statement which Col. Wheat made out on
the grounds at the HempfeId Railroad celebra-
ton at West Alexander, concerning this scienti-
fic gentleman assertions about steam. He Or.
Lardner) was noted for his repeated assertions
that steam navigation could never be carried to
such point as to make it, paying speculation.
1t has been said that he deemed the crossing of
the Atlantic by steam vessels utterly impractical.
BILE, and that when that mechanical triumph vas
achieved, he denied ever having said so. BUTT
appears that he merely argued that, as COM
mercial speculation, transatlantic navigation
could not become successful.
The latest hobby of DR.. Lardner was the use
of scientific instruments for the wholesale de-
struction of human life during the coming war.
He advocated the introduction of destructive
chemical agents place of the rifle and cannon.