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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-31

MEDITERRANEAN, z PACIFIC AND GULF
ScUADRoNs.--Dispatch from TIE United
States squadron in the Mediterranean sea have
reached the Navy Department. The flagship
Wabash was at Leghorn, where she would re-
main for a week or two, us matters were un-
settled, and nine American ships were in port.
The Macedonian was about TO leave to spend
the remainder of the cruising season off the
coast of Syria, paying special attention to
whatever the American minister at Constanti-
nople might suggest as important to Ameri-
can interests.
Dispatches from the Pacific squadron, dated
at atPanama, August 18th, have reached the Ma
Wy Department. Com. Montgomery has re-
lieyed Com. Long as hag-ofcer of the squad
ron.
The Merrimaclr and Vandalia are at Pana-
ma. The Saranac is on her passage from Calao,
ria Payta, to the same port. The Cyane is at
Realjo waiting supplies, upon the receipt of
which she Will cruise upon the Nicaraguan
coast. The St. Mary's is at or near Quay mas
The Merrimack, as soon rs the store ship Re-
lief arrived, would start TO meet the Lancaster
at Valparaiso.
The Sabine arrived at AspinwaH on the 18th
instant, and was to leave on the 10Th for a
short cruise Off the coast of Nicaragua. The
Preble was waiting provisions at Aspinwall
and as soon rs supplied would proceed to the
coast of Nicaragua. The Roanoke was also at
Aspinwall. The ST. Louis had gone to look
after American interests in the trouble at Car
thagena
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THE TRAGEDY AT CALDWELL COUNTY, KY
In relation to this horrible affair." already
mentioned by u.s. the Hopkinsville Mercury
says:
''A terrible tragedy occurred in the Tread
water neighborhood, twelve miles north of
PRINCETON, last Friday. Jesse Williams & man
over fifty years Of age, was found hanging on
tree in the road near his house. He and his
family had been a terror to the neighborhood
for years on account of their desperate char
acter, and were suspected of having instigated
the murder of Mrs. Stevens, few months
ago. They also figured in a horrible outrage
on two OF their negroes very lately, an ac-
count of which we published
The family had started to Princeton to wit
ness the release of young Williams from the
jail, and found the old man hanging by the
neck, on the way. The most terrible rumors
are atoat, throughout the community, to
various murders perpetrated by this family,
which have now been exposed by the negroes.
1t is rumored that six skeletons have been
found in q cave near Williams house. The
people wild with excitement and have
raised a vigilance committee, who are resolved
to eXterminate the offenders. The young
Williams have fled and are hotly pursued
The Williams are one of the wealthiest fami-
lies IN the county, and are believed TO have
used foul means to add to their treasure for
many years.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

EoHnd Orer.-Wiiliam A. I4Amber.. charged
with assaulting and bcating Louisa Wynant
resident of Baker street on the 4fh instant.
was held to bail for hi future good behavior
The complainant stated that the difacuity BE-
tweed herself and the prisoner had been adj
justed, and she wished the warrant dismissed
but his Honor thought the peace and quiet ei
that neighborhood could not BE- preserved by
following her suggestions, and therefore de-
manded security, which was promptly given
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BARTHOLOMEW fo8 EyER.

kseA Believe uss If all those Elastic steel Springs
n j. Which value 80 highly to day,
SzAAkzA Should be snapped by tonight, and become
worthless tbnts
Like flowers that IN budding, decay,
Thnu wo.std ST still be esteemed, Gs this mo-
me mt tiOu art,
Quite marvel Of taste and Of skill
nd around thy rare flame work, the pride OF
nly heart,
Shouid exu.tinply tw1re itself still.
". i. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch and
Clock Maker, opposite the American
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SUMMER RESORTS.
,...>p -. ! pAeaEh's whlrE~ ,,1,.l9lGE stL9nuGKE

a.A DAGGEK's WHITE SULPHUR
TEWAY SPRINGS.
lnnsIMA BOTFTOUR URT COUNTY. Vi.
These SPRINGS, sometimes caled ''DIBR ELLIS
SPRINGS" Will he open for the reception of visi-
tors by tbe Ist of july The proprietors, having
tae sTati ticatioH to know that they have given ss-
tlstaction heretofore 10 their visitors hatter them
selves that thcu future iaibpIs vail ensure full
portion of the "uhlio patronage.
Boafi, per hotel mnnth "2s days.i.... 20 90
jy 21-2m JNO. +. SHIELDS & CO.
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HANDSOME FLooR.-The handsomest dining
been laid IN the Ladies' Ordinary AT the Amer
lean House, Boston. IL b an inlaid mosaic
floor, composed Of 5uO0 pieces of wood Of sour
different grow wshs--mah0Eany,y rosewood, naaek
walnut and white oak, artisdcally axNneea
in magnificent figures.
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IA kEEHAUGHTAN HOUSE,

,ss.l..1a Is opened for the reception of Sum
visitors. The Proprietor has this year erected,
IA 4 pleasant location on the same lot, another
HOUSE, cnntaninE several very fine rooms.
lhe BATH HOUSES are CONVENIENT to the HO
TEL. JAMES BURCHER,
Je f--3mA Pruprletor
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UNDERTAKING.

TEE tNDtRAIGNeD He-
tsxs, asssIs L rms his thanks In his friends
and customers for their PATRONAGE
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for tine last
ten years. lie is prepared 10 furnish COFFINS OF
all and qualities to suit the circumstances OF
all who feel disposed to bury their ireus genteeliy
SERVANTS COFFINS of all sizes; also
SHEETS, SHRoU DS, &c, on hand, at the corner
OF Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
au 9-lms Agent for loHN NKrrLEs.
TURPiN. ROPER & MUIR
tsv. srxsx.zsES3 RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all KINDS of ready made
cOFFiNS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
NH 23-ly
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uycov.RptN 4 uAMMsRSt.ry.
- - - - =
PIANOS, &c.

PIANO F0RTES. .-BELViN & AT.
49, NSoS would say 10 their friends, and
wv a 'thnSc in want of PIANOS, that they have
on hand ihroe very superior ones, made by one OF
,be oldest and best manufacturers IN THIS country;
,.b,rh ttnv viii sell very low, together with al
I,r,ls eF CABINET FURNITURE. BEDS, MAT
TRESS rs, &c. BEbNiN h AfklNSoA,
18th, OF Governor street,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

saarp Shsotixg.--A contractor on the Rich
,,io.. onu ana York River Railroad, after com.
p's p'surk MS contract, last week, determined to
s.s1 . - nIs employees grand ablow OUT and
~ ~ a,a, enc ordered barrel OF ssrfied red eyen
.sa IN .ae CITY. When the exhiierating bever-
as,,,es;.,, dealer ont OF the fire-water was
appointed, who layishly sunpIied his fifty
oi., oon.aaes, until all hands were more or less
os.a, ana several Of them SO completely
- Ieone mat they had to be piled upou an
ThI 1n.Ia car and shipped to their several homes.
M res, aeseIve guard, however, stood fire until
.ns iass 81 crop OF the "crathur'' had been dis
h trvo =, I,,as.a en tne empty barrel was allotted
lucy naa made against the DESTROYED enemy =
a. inst lne allotment gave the brave conule
,he ainVlest satisfaction, and they sa N and
oanceo over their honors; but as the shades of
nignt came on, and the co-partners liyad in
ulherent oirections, dispute arose "a To
Each contended that he was har, ~ ,i.,lz, p,aze
me barrel, and as neither would viaId h;s
clalm, II was agreed to decide the right of NJ
perty by an appeal to arms the yicter to ~ ~
winner. Seconds were at once chosen danhIa
barrel guns selected, and the parties rena;rae,
TO an adjoining field; the word was gixa, .A
.He guns exploded, and one of the comhatants
IeiI 10 the ground. seriously wounded in the
neck, where number of shot took effect tea-
ing away the skin and flesh, leaving the wind.
pipe ana veins exposed, though not penatr.
Led Ihe wounded man was carried from M.
Heia 10 cabin near by, where physician was
called TO see him, while the victor secured his
Treasured barrel and marched Off in triumnh
1 ne ABOVE facts, singular as they may appear.
were reiated 70 us by an eyewitness in whose
verac1ty we place implicit confidence. They
oniy go TO prove to what desperation liuuor
VIII drive men, and how important If is to re.
fraln from its excessive use
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"a NOJsGE.-Lookf for tiR0OAlS ~
Es4A establishment when you are in IN
kWHLSwant of SADDLES and HAR- -6sAA
Mss, as he has fne assortment of all
articles in his line Of trrde, 10 which I'd
calls the attention OF the public, he is prepared
10 Sell low Tor cash or 10 punetuai customers II
yi ,se to the interest Of those in want of SAD.
pLERf To give ifn call and satisfy Yourself that
No. lx Main street Is ths place for bargAins. All
oIdan promptly attended 10. RETAINING done
At short notice, d. y. GR0OMS
sRu-Im. Ricbmopd Va,
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GOLD UJNTISG WATCHES.

"a Just received per steamer. a very hne lot of
ENS LADIES' GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.
G<ka4SE which will be sold at very low prices, and
guaranteed TO keep good time.
Also, very fine gold HUNTING WATCHES for
gentlemen, winch are guaranteed very snpe rior me
keepers g. GENNET, Eagle Square.
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Rittlmonb Qispatrh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. :. AUG. 81, 1859

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
An Error CarTtctea--a 4 Lee.are on HattrsHg Place
Manners Of ''Coi. Waddis"--Fisaing
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Letter from Teras--A Splendid Conntry-Stoek
Ratsing-Horse Breeding-Yeiior Fsre,-The
State immigration, fe.
MoULToN, LAyACCA Co, TEXAs,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

eB-A Doubtful Case.-Two colored indiyi
uais, named John Canoe and Nose West, we
found drunk last night by some of the poll
and mysteriOusly in possession of more Glu
lucre than usually falls to the lot of the carele
and thriftless darkey. Canoe was the finauci
man and displayed near two hundred dollars i
money, of which he seemed suspieiously LAWS
and about which, when taken before Aid. Dult,
he told a variety of very doubtful stories, TAXI,
the credulity of the magistrate to such degr,
that it was deemed advisable to hold the none
until it could be ascertained by inquiry whe,h.
it was honestly come by.
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RETAIL MARKET.
BY TELIGGRAPn.

OIECISE All April l5.-Four Ectivc, ant; sales eco
bbs at $j5UG5 % for supeTne. Railway competition ha
put frrighs down almost fabulous rates. the
row good opportunity for shipment to tie East Whisky
firm 2S&; receipts liaht. No change Provisions
demand for Mess Pork Bacon G. = with few sellers and
several buyers; bulk held shoulders and
81 Tor sides, the latter rate for eayI uJOJ pounds light
sold AK Lard held hvavy lie but buyers
tlls rate.
and 500 bbs Scsien extra sold, at $65 ana
private: the inspections of the only 1000
Wheat held firm Iot much Offering; sAle 5000 bush prime
Tennessee red 1T s. 80 and white 81 ,65. Rye active
Semana; loco brs'rs sofa at s5; Corn more abundant
and dull
INV YuRN, April I5.-Four buoyaut sales 1900 bush.
els $s,iS5Eu State, SGys 600 for Ohio. Corn
buDS ant; 10000 bush. a. $ ssSc for yellow. PORK
'lu SIT 2HaII,i0 for mes, 81, G4 for Prime. Lard
nrDi az iIaIaII,S. whisky tr'n at 2Gls.
D1LrH RS, ApIn I'.-Fiour firm. Wheat quiet at 81 81
al 10 Tor while; 81 ~ l 90 for red COTu Hr, 1S d Tor
white and 1s- for Yellow Provisions unchanged; Mess
Pork 1I5,25 whisky dul.
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re- The Recent Shooting and Beating 4t'tfT
on Tie Ctereland and Pittsburgh Rdilroad-
An eye witness to the recent fight on the night
train of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
between Capt Moore aud others, writes as fol
lows in relation to the affair. As the matter has
been pretty freely talked of, and as several con-
ira statements have appeared, we present what
is said to be the true version:
There were six passengers in the car in which
the occurrence took place One lay on the seat
that runs parallel with the car, opposite the
stove with his head resting on the seat ut the
end which stands at right angles with 1t; one
sat ON the seat on the other side of the car lght
opposite him; the other four sat in the other end
of the car, one or two seats blcd IRON me stove
Some time after the train stopped, gentleman
came in ard sat down on the end oil the seat on
which the first mentioned individual lay; he APP
peaIei to he very much incensed at the lntru-
SION and became very abusive, not only to the
intruder but to all the others, and closed u
rai. with the expression of belief that they
were all pack of thieves
At this point the gentleman opposite him said
he would suffer no one to call him thief, or
something to that effect. AT this remark the
belligerant gentleman sprang at him, appearing
to be gratiged at the prospect of being able 10
raise a fight The individual on whom he made
the attack had only time to get up before he
was on the top OF him, but although the tune
was short he improved it well. He met him
with blow with his fist in his face, and anpther
followed, equally well put home. At this point
the belligerant gentleman fired a pistol, which
appeared to produce no other result than to IN
tensifv the blows of his antagonist. lie again
fired. and this time the ball passed through the
flesh in front of the thigh bone OF his antngo-
mist, who then caught the hand holding the
weapon. and called on one Of the bystanders to
takeit from him, which was done in an instant
and he then went on with his summary cnas'
tiSemenI nsinr no weapon but those nature
provides, and my opinion is she has rarely given
them to one that could use them to better pur-
pose.
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ID virtue o. bed OF Trust Uayi sI-G lar ard
, Mcts.ar his sic sag late the 71fh
october lS55 anj duiy recorded Ohio Cuuaty CcurT
Cl-rG'- Once shall SrfsrdgU re I4f4 dog - r'r
n, AZ t.e Troaf door fe c.f-f Hrrss fr 'if1
sell Vuas Ert,t9u l1-lsrs ar1 Act .farf. So
f1iioz e Proryr s., ss q tl-
lot arib-F ,5s sfe1ied WEI s.t- RI! Clapit-
in that part tle city % 1 cl Ohio
Virginia, laid o.. by Wiiiiz-n ChtUiae I,rr Pos snd
bourds- follows. VIE glI- 81 So rcu NhItc I'M,
West side 81 Chs llt riry fert f5aIl tn
corner o. a. alley, ler ;'oEt tari-iN ft % tu ist
numbered 10, tasnr- fhr ln- sai Ut l-ilstt
l54 west AaEird aHI tssHtr-t-c ialt p aify.
thence sith ssid uiey south thl~tv.iE ii Autr
Nhlt-s iizs, t-ur- szii LAST lsvi
aud feet % sts Isc-Ha4n=-
TEEgs SAtE-til--ttEl 90 iHa rr'iFsr u1uaFr
rE'a a-a-rsrI til is g.k % AUTfr- r-i..
1t Cav 81 uttr IsrT. IN
th- deferred iustzil--ts the a..
the tte = b. retained ultl the uh-e - t- IzEcss-
rlofats siau nave eva fuiis raai.
S-iiu- 4t.st-- EEH a. rfe rE-ClH-cr cus
such tiir 81 ,,-tad ln me ~ said r. 1f rrust
JANIS p -lIfFAr, Trlsffr-
GEo. 2 wICKIJsM, Aartlozger- r9t--sI
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TRUST SALE.

IlN virtue and In pursuance OF o ei 90 Trust essc-l
ID by john Elliott t4s Ifs lie g. - under .i
Irasisr, -sIu- date On II -sih ~ o. jaH-, Is 80
duiy Of record IN the Clerks Gree or tlr tuuutE gDgt 20
Ohio c7uuty lu Deed i1nt 80 q s. .fg- i- d. faflt
81 tie lra % ;as1sl = c., % - Cd - tila-El -
- SELL pGlie 4uciief, titgUrt frss az ohio
t.. virginia, ct>t.. ltta g sfrl l-9, 81 itr lsifr
llt Or parcel uf artul ur tI'r street, o. IL cir
81 Hhsrtr, uio county, Nir-. D. aus WINS CO t sss'
side % y. jon D. Erlr al f.tH -s sur
Is uarucu ary situate aud lru g- l1 fagrstu uits
It Las froLt tpu street - rfou- tu=tTssEr q.
iuchya- u.fh ElII latis raus-rar1- g
About ats-se,eu ~ t4 eight f-f o. n rht f1t rfrs
lai adj tee ht t' iut az ruara -rrrd 20 Pc =
willow r1r7vi WHi-Es if s-iE- ard IL izu-
l'nlon t Nnrh-ra. 81 frii zoe Hlre 60
s so.l % sad fiofi FMS, Wees uit ne th 80
q uIaI street si t-vrty Ers'r W tHE * t, 81 a. tes
back said ui-hf ary aho-t fiy-ssv.u tycrlt
feet by . fet anEs uliA sl Ullau street thsrr-
iIh sire said coFt side % slla eslt F1a
feet tiz inches tie Wet t.. rira' if
thence Iiu, To- tf- i-F-ru.az-i-lu- razs
conveyed 70 saii Jshu Elliott ty z ir sEe1b ard iasc
W Mitchell, Ey-ut1r- 60 ino arrt dee H. - -fr 90
ted JauUrs -stl. ~. dui 81 rrcTEo The HAcNu
property d-srlF- residence t0uul ~ vCuItrf arr
zion il1 ta-.g-s parr- D. Selling tTssrss
WI sea aud convey only tite g. yystei .u ~
1rrr-s 5f sale, cash. n. c. coon.
n4ii5-51d TE-sLee-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Beauty for Ashes Whit is more an,
noying to lady or gentleman to have face
covered with dIotehes, or pimples. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at this sea-
son of the year.
All such disagreeable eruptions may be re-
moved by using Brentlinger's Fluid Ertrao o
SarsaparflIa. Its better than any cosmetic,
externally applied, because it puriies tie Blood,
and gives the flesh clear, healthy appearance.
t. II. LooAN & Co, General agents.
Sold also by LIST, LOGAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
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w-71s Sieklcs Tragedy comes in for the
following poignant epigram, which we catch
dying through the air of newsPaperdon;
sickles was a sly Oldrake,
low he could be-
He sought TO lnSk his .honoi" up,
But lost by aTikse Key
Death swept that Key away,
one OF his mt anest SteEteSi
And IL the Devil gets his due,
They'll OIL oe In "a pretty pickle
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INp1ASAPoLts, April IA collision occurred
between passenger train, which LEFT here at
y o'clock, asd freight train, on the Lafayette
aud Indiana railroad. No persons seriously
hurt. Damages estimated at from five 10 ten
thousand dollars
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~ TEE UNION LINE.

TO THE DAILY HNTELHIF'I NCER.
OFFICE ,ooRYER WATER AND ,IoYRoE SHEETS.
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ArrII,.I ana CIo.ing ec MaII. al HEheeLIna

Arrival and Closing or IInIIs nt wheeling
Post ONCE.
NJ ALL Train from the East ut 1888 closes
vi at 6:45 P. ".
at 10 A. II.
Accommodation except Sunday, arrives e:4a NJ clio
ut ESQ A. n.
Pittsburgh, except Sunday, arrives 10 closes attn
a.
Crest Western except Sunday, arrives le closes
Parkersburg by the river arrives at A. N on Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday, closes at $50 Oh Monday, Wed
Parkers6ars, by D. o. r. r. arrives Gas NJ,
ESQ A..
St. CalTsvile, arrives 8 ", closes 9:30
Cadiz daily except Sunday, arrives at closes at
6:30 A..
Washington Pa daily except Sunday, arrives alto ",
closes at $3.50 p. n.
Bethany, Va, arrives 70 Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday, closes same days ut 1870 p. ".
Ryerons Station, arrives at Saturday, closes at
6 A. N. Friday
oGice opens at I:sO N, closes at $50 Open
Sundays from to 81 n. II. p. FEESY, p NJ.
Wheeling. Va. ANN II. lSj9 npl4-9t
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, April 10, 1859.

& 4Egest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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CLrvFLAND, Apri IS Burshrell wss fonnd
guilty in the L. ). District Court. OF receiving
the negro John. AZ Oberiin Sentence not vet
pronounced This IS the first OF tue Oberlin
rescue indictments tried
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
At Extremely low FrTcrp, row SPenIpE nt
IsANC PRAGER,A.

ISAAC PIt&CsES'a.
II AvING sust returncd from New York With veil
ecid 1It very cheap stock Dry and Fang Goods,
would request the pasis 20 Examine it lEfnre pueasug
SIS; Of the latest styles AID guarantee that Plers are
uIsr attention 20 saae ftr-tI Brifarts worth richly
ISIS, A. only 25sei Pzi4 Iaeais worth 81 at e: iht
TO- al LII snB 1,rII, Is a. a. - lernf,
eozlprisin= e latest styles, ana veh being purchased
dsrect from the manufacturer, v sii cheaper ina
ever Ing aTpertaining MIiaeTy which
branch call The particular attention OF he Trade, ard al
be offered p the lowest f-arss
EMBEnIDEHIEs.-Ify you uish to GEd ths largest bsE;
COi'ars sleeves .I Collars, Hands H.
Eisn Z. AZ iIss n;uIes I'LL 80 OIL a.. y, si,
IL, ~orth ee go Linen u aET5ehiefs az lx5e Eorrh
Ie, rlh 625<s 50 DO ~ See. worth % - superior do
rztss worth 81 l-i uhife Br-suts Al IKE. vor
lss; Ia, worth ~, Vii any 0thsr
shts goods sNansooss. bon la in plaid and striped,
suilb- for M,rsial. Tailoring Trade. or
eoufdeHt have the largest stock IL Nhseng ti he sold
sell them ADD All ask Is sSlrinaon au.i
sea,inssd Of ny ability to sell Can a a1s siare for
nhsi is5 Main 81
C,ASsIYERES! CASSINEREsl C4SsIEEREsg q
- the finest quality AMI In great varsity a,t rseriTs
mhi5 No.ss watsrsi., wheeling, Va
YS4NNEas OLD bsls Tanners OF prime aTtllis.
4 hand and 70 arrive, for sale ~ co,,.co
( 7 AID OHIO t,ls No. Lard on far tsl- lev "
II tHAi'l A { GOOD CO.
q TEzE0scoPE--ws iave reeelgsa today .o'pe more
> thp priced s:errasess .lso 10 rrieete1 aHf
yle spars cal beilf, &c. .. NIGf'LI. I BRO,
apIs 9 sisin Sirsst.
. GIHGLDREN'S GI6S.-We have good as-o-tzaent
- OF Wood All iFli1E Gizs- 20 uhch u3uid eai The
attention OF persars Ua'tinE anything IN That Inc
D. slcoLb BRO. ls9 ~ 'i1 5lsi ss,.s.;
4 ETTfR PAPER Envelor.s. Lad Pencils, steel Pens,
IL FonEef Botrd, Pen HodeTs. HeruorsniEua Books,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigoratOr in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

PIrrSsuaGu, April l5-River = feet incf-
eS by pier mark; falling. Weather wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

LgAvENWoEEH. April l5.-U;ah dates TO the
18TH ult. have been received. The.Aorinons AZ
Provo were indignant because the troops we're
stationed there during the session OF court
There were rumorS Of threatened collision.
No actual demonstration.
Some members OF an organized banditti had
been arrested.
The indians continued to interfere with the
California mails shooting at carriers, and steal
ing stock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-16

This discussion continued until the hour Of
adjournment.