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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
r5y-sEow B4EE1ve.-The &c o. Sc in-

rS-SSow B4ELISG.-The five or six in
chcs of snow found upon the ground yes
,e.iay morning, being OF a moist, adhesive
onelity, was easily converted into hard
balls with which tile littlc boys, and chill
dreu OF larger growth, continued to pelt
on. another in most lnercilcss manner.
= battle WIS fought near the corner of
Monroe aud Market streets, which lasted
:lbou. an hour aud half and in which no
one was permitted 10 occupy neutral
ground. There must have been over one
hundred persons engaged in the skirmish,
and it WAS one of the Gerccst we ever saw.
When 8 soldier on either side, concluded
to leave the battle ground in answer to bu-
sincss calls, or with the intention to de-
scgt, he was invariably pursued holly by
members of his own party and pclted un-
Ill he agreed TO return. about fifty boys
attacked couple of verdant looking coun-
trymen, who returned rctrca;ing FIRE
with most damaging effect, aud although
empowered by numbers Mt last and COM
PEELED 70 seek shelter, they stood up nobly
=. long as there was the ghos, of hope
Of winning the day y great many bro
ken panes Of glass and bruised pains of
BODY, could KAYE bccu seen on both sides,
III: nearly everybody enjoyed the fun.
" "ltaost every corner, irregular gucr-
ii!il fights vcre in full blast during the
most of the forenoon. The combatants
.ramel disposed to force all the passing
ncn,r1ls into the war whether they were
,.i!liug or not. This disposition was ez-
pecial!y manifest among the hoys. Most
.: Ihr would Lc ncutrals took it all in fun,
bat thcr: were not few choleyic gentle
who took offence and retlliated in the
Gsssast manner. beating about with their
Umbrellas and fists, and doing immense
dtn.nsc in the ranks of Young America
Most men euj"y Sport Of this kind, but it
DOESN'T suit everybody. and we think there
should always bem limit TO such things
\ sularting blow under the ear or upon
the probocis is not very well calculated
TO excite kindly feelings in the bosom of
liy inau, much less in the rocky bosoms
Of those who have become soured by con
tact with the world, and who look upon NIL
sports as time wasting nonsense.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

Fg w. \. EDwARns ( Bno., have
an excellent stock of groceries and family
Varieties, including Raisins, Currents, Cit
F'n, dince meat already prepared, Current
Jelly Prunes, Preserves, Fresh Peaches,
hFandy Peaches, Almonds, HOLSTERS, Sar-
dues and Spices of all kinds, Jamaica
spirits Irish Whisky, Old Family Whisky
OF 1880, Br"n!ics and Wines of all kinds.
there is Ii" better place to buy groceries
than al the corner of Monroe and Market
streets. Call in and see.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
49,. GO TO THE Great auction at bishops
kskSEis STORE, Main Street 80
EGl~THg Use OF Din IIosrrrrrp,s SIR

EGye The Use OF Dr. uosTETTERs SroN-
Acn BIrTERs for Dyspepsia, Flatuience,
Heoviness of tho Stomach, or any other
like affection, is second 10 none in Amer
ic'I or abroad. To be able to state conf
IDENTIFY that the ';Bittcrs' arc n certain cure
for Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to tho
proprietors source of unalloycd pleasure.
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifcs the blood, imparts re-
ncwod vitality to tho nervous system. Civ
ing it that tone and energy so indiSpcnsa-
BILE for the restoration of health. The
numerous Acknowledgements of its supc
rior excellence and bcncticcnt results. have
assured tho proprietors- that it cannot but
prove great cure TO the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

Eay'CHRrsr,,A& IL CoMlxG!-Now is the
time when everybody selects something to
varaish and brighten the Chain of remcm-
esAnce, with which to bind the future
With the past, aud we therefore refer the
reader to the jewcIry house of ]. T. Scott,
where every variety of suitable presents
may be had, and where the public will
ind limitless, magnificent, and rare
stock of watches and jewelry of all kinds
together with an endless variety of fancy
goods, China ornaments, silver and plated
ware. &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
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-L.D ealEuctiEe- EELEe..SeL:eIn Ii ....s L..,..t

SDcstruet1xe FIEs--Seyen Lives Lost.
HAErFoRp.ED Dec, 2OszThe fuse factory of
Joseph TeFyef Sonibnry, took fro about halls
pastF o'clock this morning and wds en-
tirely destroscd. The fire took place in
the lower part of=tt,c building; while the
employees were at WORK in tic upper story
Lsnd the flames spread With such rapidly
Iss to .tyEt Of all chance of Escape, couse-
qaentty seven females were burnt to death
and two Others. together With a boy, the
son OF. the owner, SO badly injured that ii
is believed they cannot survive. The
names of tile dead. as far as ascertained.
:lrc:HC katharine BerissS, OF New York STATE,
F4lnry Jane, Bacon. Of Sombury. Hannah
and HFargist. Head, sisters; two other fg-
males, names notanScertnined. and q mar
ricdsvanau. physician from the city in
attendance upon the injured. Origin of
the fire unknown. Loss not reported.
The tircnlen and police had hardly time
to emerge. from tie building when. the
wall fell. Four or five. persons were bu-
RED in the ruins. y policeman named
Steward was shockingly. rlOnglcd and is
beyond recovery y lnborine man. name
unknown, was dreadrnIly injured and 9TH
ers we're taken out badly wounded. The
iiremen are engaged removing the ruins in
search for other victims. 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

j
SLE1GHiNG.-The snow which fell
night before last and. yesterday, has af-
fprded us the best sleighing of the season.
ard the light cutters and the iingling bells
were heard in all parts of tue city. e
TWAS "Shite" blessing from heaven re-
ceiNcd with fervent exstaey. We do not
doubt but there Was more Of heartfelt
gratitude and operfect contentmcut in tic
thoughts Of all men, all women and all
children yesterday morning, when the
glittering prospect was discovered through
bedroom windows By sleepy eyes just.
waking, than has been credited TO the viz
tue Of humanity in this region for many a
day. We did not see sour or unhappy
look in any fhce that we met Yesterday.
and could not suspect the shadow of an
Ill feeling lingering anywhere, unless it
might be in the. thoughts of hard driven
Observation-Disclosures to have thoughts,
witch VIC very much incline to believe.
For the satisfaction of foreign readers.
who may: not be favored like ourselves, we
would say that our sleigling yesterday was
OF the first quality, and was improved to
the utmost without being worn out. There
is good.prospect, we think, of'its continug
ance now for some time, and We are al
most willing to hazard an opinion-father-
ed by the wish pcrhaps-that it will last
until the holidays.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
Secession.

PnELADELrnIA, Dec 2o.!LAt meeting
Of the Southern Medical Students to-day,
they resolved to seccdc in body from the
schools of this city, and go to Southern
colleges. There was large attendance.
Jefferson College loses 200. and Pennsyl-
vania University 90 students. They will
proceed in n body tomorrow night in a
special train from the Baltimore depot
The proceedings were conducted through
out with great decorum. and propriety.
There was no exhibition of violent feel
ing. 4 number will go to Richmond Med
zeal College.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

A8@NEw PArEn,-we understand that
q new weekly paper to be called the Cay
ahd Farm, is obont TO be established in
this city II will advocate the interests of
the farming community and will be q re-
liable agricultural journal We hope the
new paper may be successful There is
room enough for us all here, and we'll
conducted farmers journal will be a good
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BY rE.I.E1.R NJ


a, SiSClNNA!I, Ncc. 2O.-Ths demand for ulouey cnn.
o''aus SssihtT market very stringent ut II[2 per
Sn'' PEI HIonth Tor best paper street. Exchange
w. 9IiLtd exceeds supply. uOgs-the long ex.
siit Fecsipts CAME to pass to-day In the forc-
!toN. uOtuets became greatly excited and seemed
o1uL naming price; advance of sc was
ised put buyers not being 80 eScitoJ as llJ,l
iI iSChS became more subilued sales YOO0 head Mt
receipts about 2T00 heRI ut close there yya5
disposition nn the part Of BUYERS TO hold onnd tic
market closed tame. ProYisiuns-natkct f,- ~
loaSL ruled pretty much like that for IioPs. I'm tS
nFhiii anu mp to Change hour quite an excited anil
leslin and holders generally withdrew their
80 - ~, tilo market but buyers not coming fur
"'lIu on Sihngc the hunyaucy ceased to a great eS
'"ht ana ihe NITlouS articles Wcro offered Mt nm nd
vance with more frccdoD Sl6ESl6 "a offered Gov -,
p1rk 10 nhLi good country sold Mt $lG25 hut ho!d,
ashe'l lO bulk meat held at aud Sc on tho
tierces Lard sold ut IGc and small Iot nt J0/ i1tt
beng the rate asked in the morning. n fair nmonnt
offered At iuLs at close buyers linyvin. to my ovn.
lG green meats advanced sales 5000 nieccs ut 55iI
tr shoulders &C for sides and 7G7S for hams new
bacon offered ut and oc JelivrTrI NEXT ,,.r,l,
Flour dull, heavy and dropping; dcmaud ISc9i, s,,rc
fine quoted at Sj,2OGgj30 extra Sj.iOG,56O Whisky
unchanged; sales 100 bbls ut 22l%c
PHILAD2LPNlA, Dec. 20.-Flour ouirt. s,Ies I Oon
bp!i. S'lou brands at $3.50: common and extra nj
500! I=Gg,SsI =; extra family at $C6IB5O and fancy
al 90 :OGgi Wheat rather scarce, but dun; sales
renna, at Slij Rye quiet. Corn in demand. s.Iirs
5GUu bus. nc% yellow S2l$ for dry lots aho,t AMI
ItES0I ut the depot. Oats stcailT nj 436T t9Is fr
southern and 70 for Pcrnsylvania. Whisky url-
;. BALTIMORE, DEG. 2o.-Flour declining: Howard st.
hnl prices are un1tcrand; white 81 .2OGgl 80 Corn
steady; white I;is yell NV SOGS2 proYisious Quiet:
moss pork sits bHcan w Whisky dull at 26ls New
York exchange without variation.
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From SScxtco.

New ORLEANS, Dee 2O.-The United
States steamer BookIyn arrived here to-
day, bringing Minister McLane's family,
also H. K. DE L,rcintrie, Mr. McLane's
Secretary Of. Legation, bearing the ratified
treaty with the Juacz Government. The
treaty which was raiiied OH the I4th inst,
provides for the perpetual right of way
across the lsthnmnsE2f5 Tehnnntepee, from
Guyamas toArizona with warehouses at
the gtermini fof Gael transit. ? I'LL goods
bet%eens the Ntlantic nd Patific. states ara
to pass free Of duty; Goods shtrpdd4from
transit warehouses dnv,free; our troops,
military stores and intuition PASS over the
isthmus of Tehauntepetand' .throuen-SoS22
nora, the same rs Mexian; the neutrality
of the transit guarantcepby both govern
meents; the U. s., with oryitbout the con-
sent of Mexico, possess p,c right to pro
tect the transit and propsi 6S force: per- en-
feet religious freedom guSantoed. and no
forced loans on our citizens , =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
FrOna WasIlinn

7 = q ~
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-kIlc parinp OFT
by some of the members ofh,ef House, ac-
counts for The reduction in tc AGGREGATE.
but does not alter the relaiye yote for
Speaker. In the first two tritFto=davNIr,
Sherman lacked i of All tlecti,G, On the
last ballot, however, only wcn necessary
to produce thatresult, aud this.Sas occn-
stoned by the Rbsenfe of,lATr; RsfS6Ids S5f
~ Y. The, 80 votes for Mr. B6Eef wefc
cast by 10 of his his own SOUTH Scr;can
.friehds; @idl < eorGe Briggs and f3Sdbibl:
crn Democrats Mr. AIcclcr1A Nj = "a
votes included all the Illinois B,rADrrats
and sonic from lie Soutll=untl cheSSs,E
No other Democrats received mort tim
votes. Mcssrs. Nlrian, Horace 1 6nrt
and Riggs, voted for John G. Davis, bf HI
and Mr.. Dhyis vored for Mr. iClark;seF M
York .l.iz .iJl07 lIsEl HsEsT n ~"
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Ha5~PAYSE & Co, have received another
i0' OF new fancy goods, suitable for pres
sh's and ornaments, and many of those
useful varieties which the people find it
impossible to do without Some beauti-
,"I specimens of Pean,Odor Cases, Card
ReeeaFers, Card Gases, Cabas, Writing
DESKS Work Boxes, Port Folios,. can be
seen At this house, as we'll as everything.
else IN the fancy and variety way. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
river nI,d w.n,har

ST LOUIS, Dec. 20.-River risen / inch
since last night, now STATIONARY. Ice is
running more freely. Fears are cntcr-
tanned that navigation will have to be sus-
pended within the next two days: weather
very cold, and y light snow fell last night
PGTTsnuRG Dec. 2O.-Riycr G feet by
pier mnrk and stand. Weather cloudy
with occasional snow. ,sa.ee =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

EsG~BooKs FOR TIE MiLIIox.-Mr. Jas.
- Orr has as ine collection Of beautiful
BOOKS, both inside and out, "a we ever had
tue pleasure of looking at They are in
tended for holiday presents, and we know
OF nothing more appropriate. We also
saw some stereoscopic views, which arc
rally fine, as welI'as an immense stock OF
all kinds of holiday goods and stationary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
Fan OF "a Building.

NBw York, Dec. 2o.-rhc building Nos
81 and So, BROAD street, occupied by
Messrs. Kent Il I.awber, groccrs. and heav-
ly loaded with flour, &c, fell this evening
with n terrible crash. There had been Z
slight frelin the building,s but it. was
promptly cxtinguishcd.
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HOLIDAY .FESTIYAL!
FAIR AMI. SUPpER

Dissolution of Partnerships.
ME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXiSTING
between link and Kersten. in the Cabiuet AMI,
Furnishing business. dissolved on the 9th Of no.
Henry Kersten. Persons knowing themselves fiebt
ed to the firm, will pcaSe make payment by the first
oil January 1t Is necessary have tho business Of
VIM link will continue the Cabinet, Undertaking
anil FuFuinS business at the old stand No. II Mni3
street. Centre Wheeling. dec15-2WS
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Suicide.

MADISON, IND., Dec a2o.-Oharles B.
Hnbbs committed suicide last night, hy
taking leudqnunt, he left "a letter, in
winch he stated that life toihim had be-
come burden and failure. - aE ggf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

~Brentlinger's Extract of Dan
delion and sarsaparilla.-The best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples.
Blotches. Skin Diseases, Scrofua, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bodies, Old Sores. Rashes.
Salt Rheum, Mcrcurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rhematism, Erup-
tions, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, aud HUI
mors of all Kinds.
DIR. Ee9~< Tonic and Ana-Dy,grpne
,PWs.-Thc best family Pill in use. These
Pills are offered to the public. after many
years experience of their valuable PROPER
ties as a safe and reliable family meGi-
cine, They operate gently ms purgativc,
cleansing the stomach and intestincs of
all frratating matter, without producing
sickness, OF facilitating the digestive or
gaus.
Nrs. II. Il. Carancr's Bazsom of Eiocr-
wori and HoarhoMad, is the best prcpara-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza.
Quinsey, Phthisic, Group, Liver Conn
Eplaint, &c. R
The above named Medicines are for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
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BargainsI. Raneail1gI :. :.
pEI%G DESTROYS Or REDUCING. NY ,ST0CK,v
n which y large for tho season Of the year. am

pEING. qEsIRoUs Of, REDUCING. NY ,sTaCK,,
II which is large for tho season Of the year, AM
willing to oder u the public
= GR EA n B ARG q INsI
IN tbSAEay o. Fancy Dress Sls which,, D.. vin-,,t$
purchased last MONTH At very ljw prices, VIII H.
enabled To sell as cheap ~ WOODEN Goods.
DucAtS Pail lie CherreS Popullns OF all Of UlSliI l.
at less than Cost, ,s1'sil g. : '1,Ei..,y
Shawls and Clcaks viii 10 sold OF very near cost
prices and as have purchased these fticlSs No
III 30 per cenr. lss than the prices preva ling
ts1 earlier part OF tho season, L can cell them
chS1haF tOan amy other IIuuSt. ,;s.,E r-+t.Ef.
Gloves, G1artletS1 CamgGll Der CENT less ti..1
sny ihSr establishment, having pOrrhased very near
ssOgu wOfth oftEe above articles, and invite nv,
particular attention Of Country Merchants to my,
stock In thisGrpCle will seil them cheaIor IloT
New York HOUSES. 's $50. = -
Il9%eTs And Bonnots al less than Cost and RbIoa.s
and Ruchcs at very near Cvsl. n ~ - = =,
Collars, Sets of Collars I;id Sleeves Embroidered
baniis. and everything in,thG way of EmbroiisriPa
s9iteb!e Tor Holiday Presents, lower than anywhere
Cassinlcrcs, Cloths Furnishing Goods and eye.ya.
1hinS suitable for 4lcrchahe Tailoring, Ilrare land
STOCK IN the secoud story of mEEInuse which cali
to the attention of tho Trade, offering them on as add
EsntaScous terms as any other House in town
Call and s,d and You viii find thar am willing to
mnka concessions ii order to reduce mY Stock
uCcIo 81 ISAAC PllACfEle. '1.l3 Main ST. -
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O0lltlll 9iftal q
WHOLESAT7E Mf2i'BE37IiS; iI,iiTi55=
; FLoUE-Extrn Family s5TE, Extra so, suportip.
50O RncSwhc:tt y g r pound


FLoUR-Isxtra Family s5.TI; Extra $3.50; uporti,,.
SSH;SO. BnckwhcsEt 22lSc r pound. 4
BRooHs-Comnon S;iII
BCTTER-ln kegs. 96LlO.
n BCckETE-4farietta S2m29j - >
g; q; G,iF5sE TS s5tsFp gesSFSS g
sperm Acc. 49,
TALLow-1C@12c. .ig.g35azE;F E.Ept sE.4.
Il S9FPEE-laya lsc.; Rio l21lGIso
6 65szsss;. Z Il . II &
p 0ATs-asc, q aff.GfI 1..SfSr, 7s.f1 :.-BI
PEATaERs-i06S45c; scarce. -t. u s,...g. s.-5
:, E4IIsttIShad S14 Herrings So; iaekOrsl No
tuRs-Raceoon S0Gs3T4S
- GISsESd--256l2sc
L Hors-7SSc. dull.
iI1E-LOuisville 81, 80 sf --5...-, e f,. ~
AloLAssEs-Scw Orleans Soc: SUGAR House 60
GuI.DES SYRUP-51&6Cc ~. -.
r SAyAL S1oEE.-iurpentine 7Oc.; Tar sIll65. IL.
NAILS-S;i1f Tor lGd. - s.,1,s1--t - ~.
,ltAGs-;aG3IGc.
RicE-5M51 ..-. t r-r
SEEDs-FlaxSccd 81 90; Clover s5I<. ..ri r..
ssolp-Casttle q ID l5GG1Gc; Common 5SGc IT g 4
SuGARs-Ncw Orleans 81 &c. in hhd &C. in bLl
STSoFE~Scotcll &c. Rappee 22@26c. i- s-s.ssf
AEs.A-Gunpowder 40GTCc.; Imperial 4O665c; Nv
sou a'SgyIoc Pocchong 25G3Cc; Oolong S56R75c -
tobASco-6 twists be-; five roll 2l63Sc :, > W.. ts-
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SENATE N Johnscn;; of euli; frtr6E
duced the Homestead bill which was rcad
4 twice: 49, t5ftF'tr 81 ~ iSi't
h Mr. Pughis resolution relative to New
| AleXic0 Snnde utaht WINS taken up Dir.
P4gh read an extract from the Drel, Scott
decision which hc accidentally; omitted in
yesterdays. speech. $50. 800
Mr.. Harlan moved to a1uend the rcsoIu7
ton, by adding that the committee on Ter
ritories be CONSTRUCTED to INQUIRE into
the propriety of authorizing the people of
New Mexico and Ctahl to elect all their
Ierritorial officers, Executive, Legislative
and Judicial, in such manner as the Lcgis-
latures thereof. shall provide. = T. -.
AIR. Green, of Mo-, moved to postpone
the consideration of the resolution, as the
committee had not yet organized, and he
wished to speak on the question, but was
not in good health to-day,
Mr. Hale liked the suggestion of Mr..
Green, as lit gave him occasion to throw
ont a few hints. When looking back ut
the history Of. this country down TO the
present time, he found that no member of
the United States, Senatc-had ever been
elected President. ! HeSthongIlt thereason
OF this, was owing to the introduction of
such resolutions md be NAL king 6fAilliZ
clustering speeches. Gentlemen were drawn
out to put their foot in it'before they knew
where they were going. If this was I'M
derstood he believed it would have Il ten
dency to shortenat these debates. Monday
will be time enough to resume the consid-
Grafton Of the subject, US gentlemen will
have time for reflection, in the interval
The motion was then agreed to, and the
subject was postponed until Monday.
The Senate then adjourned.
HousE.--Mr. Taylor. of La, stated that
HI rrNl 7 ~
fined to his room. He could not be
brought here except ut. the risk of his
health, and he asked some gentlemen on
the other side to pair off with lin.
Mr.! Grow, of Pa, saids they had heard
that appeal every day. Was it quite fair
to ask u gentleman present to pair off
with him? Pairs>wcr usually made by
individuals themselves and in cases where
both parties had TIC be absent y,.
Mr.. Taylor replied that the question was
one of courtesy, and undcrthc circumstan-
ces, he considcrcd that it was proper to
make pair: If his appeal was not re-
sponqed to, he suggested to}the gentlemen )
on the Democratic side that they have a
recourse to those methods familiar TO all.
which wonId have the effect of preventing
nVotc
Mr.. Grow thought it was a bad practice.
irc, thc otIr IL orot ~, .a.!H :sSN-
- ,''e o'''e' 10 onset liie &Dsehtccs OF inc
Mr. Clo,,,,,. 80 ,,,
to know what policy tho RcuubIican Marty
intended to pursue: whettsr th T intc pi
TO take .,dyontiIe Of thc ab.cntses 80
Mr.. Grow knew of no nn'icrstandirg
among his parLy on that point. He re . +
pr;ltcct what he before said. '',s' =.
The conversation was ended by some
time comes there ,vorII W. r va avn pISptt
iind;nr mir for M, I"n ~ iW u'1''e'tS ~
Mr. Hickman made an inci1n . .nnoo,
to act on his rcsolntior f,'o IL,
ton Of HE nlnraii,,. rnIa '''| ''S''
Tr I;niS, ~ -, ~ i' - a.,
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New YoEK. Dec eO.-Thc City of Wash
iEgton, from Cork on the 9th inst, United
Kingdom from Glasgow on Nov. 3Oth and
Yorktown from Havana, ON the 18th inst,
arrived here this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

rayOnly Ten Gents a Week.
D.SIy Lateiiysnctr will be delivered to any
mart Of the city or suburbs ut ten cents
week.