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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE NfARKE1

w I1OLEIcNEALII MAX MEL
BE5oxs-Csmnou SIX . AZ.
BUrIxR-Iu kefs 10.
BUcEErs-Aiarietta 49Ga IS
- CHEEsE-Wertsrn RrlerVe 1uc; SHlsg S3s.
oANDLrs-TauoU m0uld 70; Dip =; star -; gpeF g;
CoFFEE-Java ise; Rio ti5{EI2E.
HLouR-SuPerhns ttyso kEtTH t5.oOS5,s5.
RYE-Sl.
CORS-T0.
BAELEI-5S960.
OATF-JnGs5.
FEaTHERs-fti845-. scarce.
IIsI-shad tiii HsrrIags So lfAeEsrsINO. s sls.
Fuas-Raeeoon SUS9Tke.
GfSsAxG-SS6f0.
glI-cleyel 3 ton sT,SC; Timothy ss,Ocss-OO
LtME-Louifviile ,5092,00.
MoLAss .s.-- ofeAasSIi Sugar House Ass.
NAVAL sIoass-Tqrpentns 70; tar t4SSss.
NAfLs-SA for iUd.
kA1s-S93[, dull
RiCE-5a5l.
sEEDs-Flaxseed 125; Clover 45faSA<.
s9AF-Castiie per 10 159l6; common SOS.
suUAhs-NeW Orleans TlfIJf nhd. and Ias3s Dbl.
sSrTT-Seoteh 90. Rappes y s26.
TEA-GunpCW drr 4n3Tn; Imperial 4O965; Tyson SsGTo
Pouehlns 25a3lc; Oolong IS a15c.
ToHAcco-6tVists 70; i've roll 948fs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

H-7ae ri5er was falling yesterday evening
with over nine feet water in the channel. The
weather was bright and pleasant and had moth
ing hibernal in its character. The j. B. Ford
left last night for Louisville with one hundred
tons of freight and sanguine hopes of picking
uT more on the way
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

wSeriou, Ae,iIsnt-A little daughter of
Mr. Alexander Scott, of New Rumley in our
nsighbOring county of Harrison, Ohio, sccidently
caught fire last week, and was burned SO badly
that she is not expected to recover. Her father
was lying in the room at the time the accident
occurred, but was so FRUSTRATED by disease as to
be unable to extinguish the flames. The cries
of the family soon brought aid, and with some
difficulty the fire was extinguished. The little
sufferer was almost burned to crisp, and after
being placed IN a cradle. the charred flesh of the
face fell of, rendering her most pitiable sight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

NfNcENHEz- L.. June p, ISIS.
PROP. o. J. WOOD: A. you asogt 20 unanufaeture
your recently discovered Hair EesioratTr pin
state, for ulomsceyerM may that
and known other taf have, Tor several years,
been the habit Of using other Hair EssortiFtF,
yours vastly Superior any other tnoH.
trgIy cleauscs the head dardrun, and u
proper VIII restore any persous hair the original
youthful color and texture, giving u -rauy, sen Ed
glossy Appearances and AL ttE, Witiout dseooTiaE
HANDS that hppiy o., arthe dress uch drops- uoul,
therefore is every dctr0us
inF hne color ard teIiure'tc their hair
Respectfully yours WILSON King
o. }. WOOD CO, Prerrietars, 3i2 BToaduEy, y. r
lin the great ~ Y. Wire Railing EfahEhulrLtJ ia
Market street. St Louis, No
And sold y an rood DrzFrist,.
deca-d,t-W& u-iy-H- oct2G-stl
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BUY A BOTTLE OF
IMAGES ARCTIC BshNIm ENT.
And Est The UaIded HfaIes Journal Free.
ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.

AhCI1C VS.. IuO6TANG II
IavidIcus ard t1rtlcnf card, rreeutty puIsled ky
"A ris pr5PIieSsEs Ass.., can a. soas
l,S.,Ss a. cur i.: and alhoes ss S,-ss sss,Es sr
thls astAnee dspaIt fros su, sgsi s9s5s ~ srs s-
evidently has eoEaisry orgin, tesv dHisrssts E.I
Ne Ba.s 1Nf &c i tf a5sSs R & 70 ss
tory for 70 fooU seaf lt staiss that Dr. BrEE Had
i,eiiop ne a. sIl,.f-rr - ri5 - 80 49, -
spouibis for il dricroratd quality, for ne rrs
The uarkst suttei- Dr. BTsEs = tie oniy pr
been Owned By Oliver 7. RrsEE and ~ Burrouss dohE
only eoanseiIoH Dr.. BrsEF eTsrLad viii in tis s.-
pie fact that he Invented H.
years q szPssnes and Il = eut rraseaahls % prssEs
-a.a ~ ~, ~ S5 = S-e,a l,ss 60
TIE instantaEeous saeevss % Bragg Ar-tie Lnzstt
wherever q Eas aiIoiuesd, bears eonelaEfe trftny
that sssh vas The fact Eri0rs ihs Arese lin.Hf lad
Inimsnts, EeadinE III MzstanE Ia the meantime spa
risus article o. IL Mustang uaieils Appearance n ihe
been b. Dr. HEaes. hat unIA- q sity Te-Fii l.
Dr. BEE Es eonstsniy annoysd - l,tyI. rofl vHFiss
eie % ts Mustanr, complaining ~ tsd elects utsr
DE- rars sidsred IL to Be he duty tLr matter he
fore tg public Ia card aunouEelsg hat had 10 fuTtheT
notEs 10 1he Of The sustai pEopisters that
icy ars zoo vel kaoaz Tier motive ~ - e.ls sll1fs
Preparation supeIeravd y nrssrs Afsts LHirsnt, an
slider f.surc Sot-itisfsr.r 10 sriniIsn 49, -
frr-d Tor its suPprcstan, fsinE n fi.t
NfrnuinE ulueA ucuey reurFurrr curda. IN
tie vain aifszpt Irrs-aes e e liat r Arctc LIZ
lsaeHtis faiiufe The pebble are not eff sulld
tHesr Feuilzlst. srIos, readily eatapIrf al
v u gere such fai.are these -cTuirun PER Pr
t~nG. trF would tie lass dlsf
TIE La j. r5la Fefer 4 hat HI alarmed fer TIE
prosperity q sF own srislr. So ueI his Re, fer
they tEnu tiat Substantial
ehriiy q BEA6G's ARtTIc LINN lNi Tsstsfs
iutrLsc value capable Of positive utrlton, ard
LrEee their only hope l. IL sturE thai leorie
be dsigTr. troHa trying IT, vel afrsTd hat i icy
tested IL tnert, ry eruii gain he inductd
the Mustanr- II ecueGHiuu ciHira hat Lin
Ilrnt D. The bezt article cErfcd r c
IA bear triuaPhaniIy even ti=t fs-y Ls HtTed
= - BRAGG buEnONEE.
Sole ProprietoIs, 81. Leuis, Nitsaari-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

~ ReeoperiRg-Shafer, the watchmau who
was SO badly scalded the other day at Washing
ton, by the upsetting of the Henpfield engine
"Pennsylvanian, is recovering slowly, though
he is suffering intensely from his injuries He
was formerly resident of this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

81 Madame Boseo.-This lady will give the
first of her unique and startling entertainments
at Washington Hall this evening There is a
secret pleasure in having ones senses skilfully
deluded, and Madame Bosco is said to do this
to perfection. Her hands, says an eccentric
friend of ours who witnessed Madame Bosco's
performances in Cumberland. are quicker than
Jersey lightning, aud capable of deceiving the
most sharp sighted vision. Go tonight and
witness the performance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

WA Sad Sight-A poor staryeling of a
fellow, who seemed to be intoxicated, was yes
tsrday discovered eating: the potato peelings
out of = slOp bucket in Sprigg House alley. He
seemed perfectly ravenous, and was gorging
himself with the filthy hog feed, at rapid
Ha'e.
sob 1t plttiful,
In whole city full
Grub be had none"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

LOUISVILLE, Jan ia man calling himself
Joseph Norton, from New Orleans. last Friday
passed to W. E. Snoddy, forged check purporf-
ing to be drawn by Rockford, Brown & Co., on
the Citizens Bank Orleans and certified by that
Bank; lac got 81 500, 2,OUO in Hardin county
r. r. bonds and Snoddy's note for the balance.
He disposed Of other similar forged checks. The
forger has not yet been discovered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

Lunrs- affcriIcn tlr
o. "a skin seroflia Ehrunuutfu
and chronlel NecraiEa, Pa ayls p KY pJFpepTa,
Pies AID al deranEscuf q ne etcrrlr Lrrr and Pew
ea and also all chronic flale dllna. SPECIAL
ton Hili be rirra % ~ treatIleEtcf
ETE AND EAE
Without Ire % ne knife Niir- auf n haH
staufly hand rEeeent - raufiful Art11
cal kTc1, ard ryuupluurrIr Ear Dr.. aul1le fer
elfhtr and Al ures-in1-rfed u Eve nlrufca-
DR. BAAKEE huHn1is = 49, di-eoFeTy - Hllld tkat
WI pruduee perfect ahrcrptiun q ne Car
1ture peTfset vision e ne Ae, uiout t % ne fe.
Dr. haafee prolce thpuland rteatss e ~
perct IN curing CancerE oli eore Uieeru
tnla, sHengH Iuzorr q ercrptau and ultsut
he % The knife Special urr1lereta -
With Dr. Baakee for tr trtatrvuf a. ~ lsr Hamrd
eaes - te IN require bis ccnstsni svce and afteitan
Dr. Baatee Il of ne ftilful
geons ard Fhyseiaus nou irnF ls lr- . hon psT-
Eunally IN nearlT rriuc~l rtr On n ucrit
i.Efers directed Dr. nElkce. tcuItninn cent
distance, eorreety Eterr= de - rir
shall - uru1lFET anEUere. nEe
psndense NIX OF CHAE0E oacs Lcars fraIl A. y.
70 3 I'm DR.. nAAEEE,
Ne-ft LELTNGTON rrEEtTr
t-fu-~u c1ari-r 80 lfhrfiF.
fses-igafs4s naii,usFes ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
Hleetion TicketsI

~ We are prepared to print, in a superior
style and with despatch, all kinds of tickets for
the ensuing charter election. Send in your or
derS Terms, cash.
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PrrrsBurGu, Jan. I9-River : feet : inches
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wmNISGToS, y. C., Jan 10 P. M.-The
Pioneer steamer HoghIOn has just arrived from
the Deep River Mines, having IA tow t~o barges
filled with coal. One hundred guns are firing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

BosroS, Jan. Is.-Jouathan Wales, the young
man who shot Mss Susan Whiting al South
franklin on Monday evening, in consequence u
jealousy, subsequently fed 10 the woods and
committed suicide.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

LOUISVILLE, Jan. I9.-The Commercial Re
view publishes full hog returns, showing a de-
crease on last years crop equal TO l25,0OO hogs.
Pork excited; sales 200 bbls mess at SIS; hulk
sides, sales 5000 lbs at ST. Keg Lard III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

~ Dead-GeOrge Plymire, who was recent
Iy injured by the gas explosion at Washington,
Pa has since died
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

EaiLAnElFHlAs SEPT. p, ltal-
pEoF. Wuop-Dcnr Elrs Tour esit proving
itself beuencal The 'front.' the hack raTt
uy head almost lost IL eove-ingiE have
used but ha BOTTLES OF Restorative,
the top OF my head Is we'll studded III promising
young hair AM the front alsq RECEIVING is D.
have other rrpaTations b-ns fit whatever.
ihnk from ny OND personal reeomn, ndation can In
duce many others to try Il.
1ours respectfully, d. L. THOMAS. ME-
No. go Vine street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

We, the undersizued, and
q AID from Tie foft Of s. Louie, Impressed u
the importance Of having hand ell safe and
certain remedy 10 BE used In Of sudden disafter
obtH.ned supply Of Dr. BraFEa Arctic LniuTnf which
shall aiEaya hereaer upon Ttfpeetlvr beats, b.
ievins 20 be the mof Epeedy and uufanE ecy fer
The Of hurra scaids, wounds, eoEtualGna Ec
oE.red % The uunlic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of sir ;. Clarke n D.,
Physiofaa E-frdordiHGry 20 Ele Queen
This invaluable medicine Is unfaing the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. It nodsrAtes all
all ObsiruetOns, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
Pc Is especially suited. Il v In short time bring
monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeil.
CAUTION.
7z@as PM sAosd not sfakeH BvteizdEss durfag tAs
FIRST THREE AfOETRS Of FrsgHGney, az fley are
70 briaS Miscarriage, Gufaf any other fs Lley
are sa5s.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Lnbs, fatigue slight sHsrton, PAIplta-
tOn OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these pills viii
eject when all other have failed. and Al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, eAlonsl,
anthony. anything huTtfui 70 the constitution.
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
CIats I. O. Baldwin = co., RoehsStsr, Ny
E.B.-s1oo and postage stamps enclosed to ny au
thOrlsed Agent, WI Insure bottle, containing 50 Pnis
BY return mall.
For sale BY 7. H. LOGAN 8 co. in wheeling,
B. L. Rahnestoek Co., Wholesale AGENTS, PittsburE;
Purcell Ladd Co., whelsiaIs FsHtI for va 81 Rich
mono AFse-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

IF YOU HAVE. ANY PAIN,
EHEUnATIs,i. SEUKALGtA, BEoSCHIIIs. ARA
LTsIs, OLD sORES, scam BEAD. EUESs AND
scALns, STIFF JOINS. soEE THROAT, STRAINS
. ASD BKUtsFs, sOEE BEEAsI, swOLLEN GLAaDs.
Pills. OF CUTANEOUs DIsEAsE<,
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EgqElg3eEc
So 8 G
~ TIE UNION LINE.

TO TIE DAILY iNl'ELA'''a 1 HUkh'
OIEIcf. oORNER WATER ASpMOXHOE srsEETf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

R- We are indebted to Mooney of the Liter.
AIRY Depot for late papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

half then mad the foiloEtn and " you ask more
circular around each bottle and no one san doutt:
PIsOR- WOODS HAIR REsTORATNyE.
We call aiientor o. ~ old Ard young,
dei Preparation which turns back 70 Is oEieEi color
gray the head o. the laid with l1uriant
kroWt-remoTes the dandrud, itching and al
erdpaons-eauses eohtinnal Gov the duids;
hruc-, Fuisr dressing hair viii
preserve - color keep Il from falling 10 tHtIrHe sd
aye All rs natural beuy. We call then upon the had,
the Lvay, diseased 10 scalp to it, and surely ounE
will not Gi=y value tie fouinE lscks. Tie uitehing
curl, be u.hos IT, Ia praise upon the tongue
thousands.
Agent FOR Prof Wood's Hair Restorative In
Yea, received the following letter In regard 10 the Eesor4
dive, lev weeks since:
DER ETvEE, C0zN-, Juiy q, ISIS.
Mr. LeavsnvOrth-sir: have been troubled with Can
drum scurf head for more than year, hair
began come out, scurf and hair together. IN
New Haven pap about "Woodia Hair HestnratiVea
called your the lst Of Apr last, and
purchased 5ofi- 70 u, rna found satisfle
zion D. The hing removed the scurf anc hair
20 gov u sus two or three cLes m length dAere
u al have Errat faifh 10 - utL you
bottles - AIR Peat trarcr Icout
khoE any Of Kid used 10 this place, you may
Z market FOR many bodies AIR u - kLOWu itre-
yours With respect, EUFUs PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

NOVELTY FAMILY TLnCR.-We are Jzlt rsesITiar
~ suPsrar ios o. ne NgF-.Ty White Wheat Faliy En4
EI ,sa, Es'r' for ''l' b eEo AD1Ns,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

sob 1t vas plttiiul.
In whole city full
Grub be had none"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
rI:OR. WOOD's III nEsTORATIvE.

NALK 81 beauty, It ea5aot exist without npe head o
hair, then mad the fo0Etng, and " hsh more
cLrcnlar nronna .-cl- HaLLl-. al.a lauLl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

WHEELING & BELMONT BRIDGE CO.
THE board OF Managers have declared dividend OF
two cent. the Capital Stock OF the Company,
payable by the Treasurer At the Merchants
Bank Of Wheeling, on and aftIr January 9Oth.
janlf-ot I'd. u. FITZHUGII, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13
New York Market.

New YORK, June LIP. NJ.
Floul is active and Toe better with sales
OF 3, 100 bbls at 6 3O@6 80, June in
spection superfne State G G0@5 90 for
extra State; 3O66 60 for superfne
Western 7O67 10 for common to good
extra do; s5E)7 Is for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing quiet Wheat
better; sales at 20 for Milwaukee club /;
80 for white Western so for choice
Western, which is an outside price l 50
Tor ditto red Southern; 9S for choice
white Southern. Rye quiet; sales ut
9SMl 90. Barley qui sales 5000 bush
barley malt at So. Corn very firm
sales 1900 bush at 9O@94 for inferior to
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
SS@s9. Whisky unchanged sales at -,
closing very firm. Pork firm, but the mar
ket is quiet. Sales of 1850 bbls ut IL 90
for new mess; ) 5O@l5 GO for prime ;
Beef steady; OO61 80 for prime; . 90
9 10 for mess; u OO@l5 90 for repacked
Beef hams dull at l4@l7. Bacon dull
hams lOl. Cut meats dull ut 161s for
shoulders; SI69I for hams. Lard firm
sales OF 5000 bblS ut ll$GhI2i. Butter
steady ut 1920 for new State. Cheese
quiet at 5(G9.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
By THE Z. & W. LINE.
Orrrrc Inne In

QUEBEC, June I'm.
The steamship North Britain, which left
Liverpool on the list inst, has arrived. She
brings dates two days later than the tele-
graph advices received by the arrival of the
Arago at St. Johns, n.
LIVERPOOL, May 81.
Cotton-Sales for the last three days have
been $4,000 bales at an advance OF l-lGdG
I'd over tho last quotations.
BREADsTUYFs-Flour dull and all quail
ties slightly declined. BreadStufiS gencr-
ally have declining tendency.
PROvISIoNs-M Market closed steady.
LONDON May 81.
Cousols are quoted at 93B@93s.
sThe steamships Niagara and Bavaria had.
arrived out.
There had been no decisive battle between
the main armies.
The Sardinians have, however, succeeded
in forcing passage over the river ScSsia
and captured Palastro from the enemy.
The Sardinians forced passage over the
river Sessia in the face of the Austriads,
who were protected by notifications erected
there since their occupatio of the city
After a severe struggle IT, also succeeded
III INC CdpluIc vi lhc =. ldhlhS many
prisoners.
The Sardiniens were under the immedi-
ate command of King Victor Emanuel.
Gen. Garibaldi was still creating a sensa-
ton in northern Lomhardy. \ rumor pre-
walls that he has been defeated by superb
or force, and had retreated into Tessia, but
the rumor lacks confirmation, as the Turin
dispatches intimate that he was making
still further progress.
The Emperor Napoleon was about remov-
ing the headquarters of the Allies TO Ca
sale.
IL is reported at Paris that rs soon as the
French enter Milan, England and Prussia
will Jointly make strenuous efforts to tenni-
nate the war by negotiation.
A fight had occurred at Florence between
some English and American sailors, OH ac-
count OF the latter wearing the tri-colored
rOSettes.
The Emperor of Austria the Arch-Duke
Charles, and Gen. Hess, all reached Verona
sn the 3lst, on their way to head-quar-
tiers.
GREAT BRITAIN The English Parlia-
ment met on the 3lst.
Speaker Dcnnison was unanimously re-
elected
The funds were buoyant at the quoted adj
vance.
FRANCE-It is rumored that Napoleon
will retdrn TO Paris in August, after the first
series of military operations are carried in
to effect.
Heavy shipments continue to he made of
artillery and siege materials.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at an adj
vanre Of over one per cent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13

A New HOTEL.-One of the chief wants Of
our city at present is a commodious and ele-
CANT hotel building, one that shall CORES
pond, in some degree, with the growth of the
city, and increasing taste for luxury and
elegant display, which is the fashionable
rege Of the times. We have only the same
old structures for our most fashionable
houses, that we had in those primitive times,
when the city was a small shipping point
with only 5000 inhabitants Travellers, we
we see, who publish their diaries, fill those
relating to our city with complaints of orr
hotel buildings, and add comments in no
wise complimentary to our taste and public
spirit.
We saw the other day an elegant draw
ing for hotel, by Mr.. Boyd, "A resident AR
chitect, made at the suggestion of several
-cizens. From this preliminary step we in
fer that some movement is soon to he made
to organize Hotel Company. We are nu-
.ihorized by Nr. p. G.. 0'Riley to say that if
his two lots at the corner of Mater and Lo-
Gust streets 4sould be selected as an eligible
site for good botel, lac will put the whole
property IN as stock
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13
LEGAL and Miscellaneous.

Ba~ The canal is in very good boating
order, except at the bars, and on the sum-
nit level. These Instructions will soon he
removed, and the line put in first rate order
The timber has been got out and will soon
he on the ground, for docking the canal on
the hill side through the summit level, for
distance of mile. This improvement will
b, completed for the fall trade, and while
the water is out for that purpose, the bars
a along the whole line will be removed
the water on the low levels will not he let
of, and navigation between here and Mil
lerSburg will be kept up. 1t has been su =
gested that a small steam dredge boat could
be usefully and proftably employed on the
canal in removing bars and deepening the
shallow places, without drawing off the wa
ter and interrupting navigation. 1t would
require but a small investment to procure
one, and it would be an important labor
saving apparatus.
We are glad to lear that the people along
the line watch il as if il were their personal
property. If slight break or injury &C.
ours, they go to work voluntarily, without
waiting for the officers, and repair it, and
thus often prevent very serious damages
Last week a breach below Millersburg,
which threatened TO do great injury, was
discovered and.repaired by some of the eiti-
zens before the canal hands reached the
spot
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13
Entea.
Some interesting facts in relation to
tribes Of Central Africa have been rec
brought to light by DIR. Livingstone
other travellers. 1t has been discovered q

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tribes Of Central Africa have been recf'.'-~
brought to light by DIR. Livingstone
other travellers. thas been discovered thsI
in South Africa, the Hanr language Contains
many Hebrew words, and that the kaffirS
practi, the rite of circumcision. In Central
Africa, an intesting war has been going on
for he last thirty years. IL commenced
between Moselekatse, the King Of Matabele,
who, from his rude military genius, has
received the appelation ofthe African Nspo-
icon, aud Sebitoane, the Chief of the Mako
lolo. Moselekatse, it is said, has acquired
his vast territory by conquest, annexation
and intrigue. Sebitoane is spoken OF as a
truly excellent chief, and Christian. He
was beloved by his subjects, but he was I'M
able to strive against the warlike spirit of his
neighbors, the Matabele. Scheletu, his son
and successor, is said to be sagacions and
enlightened man, who is DESTROYS of extern
ding the advantages OF commerce and civil
ization among his subjects, believing tina.
they will give him influence and strength TO
struggle successfully against his opponent,
and enable his people finally to re-occupy
their own country. The old ideas respect
ing Central Africa-that it was an inhospit-
able desert, choked with noxiOus vegetation,
emitting pestilential exhalations destructive
to the European frame-are new exploded.
On the contrary, we are told that:
"There are vast tracts of country blessed
with fertile soil, a salubrious climate, a
varied and luxuriant vegetation, copious
irrigation, and traversed by noble river,
navigable into the very heart Of the land !;
lhat in these favored regions nature has scat
cred her bounties with a lavish hand. These
great GASES teen with animal life; cotton, in
digo, and the sugar cane spring spontaneous
ly from the soil coal, iron, copper, and even
gold lay idle in the earth herbs abound,
which are incidentally invaluable /; and gum
ooze from the trees, and fall to tue ground
in waste, which would be priced by our man.
ufacturars. Ivory, which might adorn and
beautify many of our household implements,
lies rotting on the earth. Such axe a strong
array Of facts which may be crowned with
another very important one. IL is this
! That these territories are peopled by power.
full tribes, who have vsinly used every means
in their power to attract the attention OF
traders"