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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
9H-RAuRoAp Su1rs AGAINST WASHING

E-RAILRoAp SUITS AGAINST WASHING
TON COCSrY.-On Friday last, notices were
served upon the Commissions that suits had
bacn brought against said County by An
drew ]. Pannell, Vim. MCoy, Daniel c.
List, George Mendel, John N. Homdcn,
den, Robert Crangle, Josiah f. Updegrnf,
Lewis a. Dcluplain, and Lewis c. Good,
all of this city, for the recovery of coupons
due upon its Railroad bonds. at the same
time, executions were issued in favor OF
Lewis Il. Meyer, for Sl,G38,74 debt and
$2,75 costs, and Nicholas Stoldman, for
S2,a34,l7 debt, and s8l,65 costs, accruing
upon suits for the recovery of coupons OF
Washington Co., Pa.
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ra-sLr,cuISe.-The devil IS not the

r~s1r,cuISe.- devil is not the
~: nor,v 10 nav "wllena man goes out
s,n;ahinr.r The livery man has to be
"'a not Only for the hire, but
tr.n,cntlv for bud bsenkages, and the doc
49,. .-a so,nc times for fixing up bruises. The
wa.ional Road between the city and Tria-
to,rIia seems to be the favorite drive, and
Snr the last two evenings the pike has
,,con alive with the slegdcs and the bells,
,he LIGHT cutters and 2:4o horses. Any
amount of brcakdowns and runaways
we're occurring to vary the amusement.
One of these was peculiarly mad caper
enacted by a wild horse, that got scared Mt
come object, short distance this side the
first toll east, about one o'clock yesterday
morning. The animal ran away with oil
his might and main, knocking the sleigh to
r;cces with his bright heels, but keeping
straight in the road The runners still
kent together, aud the occupants, three in
number, stuck to the runners, yelling loud
Droupb to scare the horse to death. In
this delightful condition they were carried
nj the top of the horses speed distance
Of not less than three miles, and were a
last deposited, together with the broker
sleigh, in snow bank on the road side
II was decidedly the merriest and wildes
sleiph ride of the season.
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Ba~Brentlinger's Extract of Dam

Bg Brentlinger's Extract of Dan
delion and Sarsaparilla.-The best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, scrofulo, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bodies, Old Sores, Rashes,
Salt Rheum, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rhemntism, Erup-
tons, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and HUI
mors Of all Kinds.
DR.. Eog's Tonic and Anti-Dyspeptie
F'Hls-The best family Pill in use. These
Pills are offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
ties as safe and reliable family medi-
cine. They operate gently as purgativc,
cleansing the stomach and intcstines of
all Irritating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
gans.
Mrs. ". 4. Gardnsr's Balsam of LiOer-
scort aud HoarhOund, is the best prepara-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza,
Quinsey, Phthisic, Group, Liver Com
plant, &c.
The above named Medicines are for sale
ut the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
REED 4 KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

ha@BALTIuoRR AND ONO RAILROAD
W.P. Smith, Master of transportation on
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in his
forthcoming report, in referring to the sue
cessful results of this years operations on
the road, says that the first consideration
has been to combine a jealous thorough
performance of duty by all engaged in the
service, with the careful practice of the
most rigid economy and direct accOunta-
hility, even in the minutest details,-and,
nj the same time retaining no person
whose employment was not really justified
by the requirements of the service. Ger
tain circumstances. indeed, have fortunate
~ copspired 10 favor the general economy
in working the road during the year.
In considering the number OF ''0cci-
dents" of all descriptions on the Baltimore
aud Ohio Road, says the report, it SHOULD
not be overlooked that the Company ha.
a larger number Of locomotives employed
than any road in the United States, it
equipment in this feature being tro hun
dred and ttrc"ty-fre engines.
During the past year these cosualtie
have been but sixteen in all, attended will
only eight deaths, and in not single cas-
was there m injury to a passenger, Will
only four employees of the road were xii
led, and four seriously injured, as agains
joriy-six in 1855.
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HOLIDAY FEsTlvAL.-In addition to
tae Supper which will, this ere"ing, be SER
we'd up at Washington Hall, we learn that
the Ladies who are engaged in this matter,
have provided large collection of useful
aud ornamental articles, which will be suit
able for Christmas presents. The Ladies
deserve patronage, especially as we know
that most of the articles offered for sale,
arc of their own manufacture. We be-
speak for them a crowded house.
Admission 25 cents. Tickets can be
had at the store of c. P. Brown, Payne L
Co., McLain Il Bro, and at the door.
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Amcrlonn Mno1inn

Nav York, Dec. 21.-A despatch from
Washington to the Herald, states that a
meeting of about 40 Americans, including
the members of Congress, was held last
evening at the rooms. of F. A. Walker
Gov. Crittenden presided. resolution
was adopted recommending the appoint
ment of n committee to report to an ad-
journcd meeting to be held this evening, a
plan of organization whereby the entire
Opposition to the present Administration
can be united for the Presidential contest
of 1860. The resolution designated Gov.
Crittenden as chairman.
The American National Convention will
meet tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2l.-Fiye men and one
girl were burnt in tho ruins of store No
3D., Broad street, which fell down last eve
ming. Three men and the girl were taken
out alive, and only slightly injured Po-
liccmcn Stewart was next taken out, but
had received terrible and fatal injuries.
The frcmen continued the labor of re-
moving the ruins for several hours, and
finally came upon the horribly mnmgled
body of Mr.. Ely, a wine merchant, who
must hive been instantly Killed.
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National American Committee,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-The National
American Central Committee convened to-
day, ut the American House, Hon. Jncob
Broomt, Chairman, Blanton Duncan Sec.
rotary. A committee was appointed to
confer with the Washington Committee to
consider plan oforg1nization for uniting
tbs opposition to the administration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

s9-THE RIvEE.-There were eight feet
water in the channel of the Ohio yester-
day. The river was stillfull of floating ice,
and the snow covered hills and shores
added not a little 10 the dreary aspect of
things about the landing. Business was
very dull, and except the short packets,
there were no boats going out or coming in.
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National COMMITTEES

NV YoRK, Dec. 2l.-Thc Republican
National Committee is in session at the
Hstor House. No action has yet been ta-
ken, but it seems probable that st. Louis
will be selected as the place tor holding
the National Convention
The Convention to be held at Chicago.
SECOND DIsrATcH
NEw YoRK, Doc. 2l.-The Republican
Convention viii he held at Chicago on the
18th of June next.
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Nzw Yonk. Dec. 2l.-The shipping list
reports that the demand for Cotton is
light, but shade easier; sales of 1000
bales of Middling at lls. Coffee firm
Sugar firm, Mt recent improvements. Mo-
lHsses firm, new 5o@52c, old 53c. To-
bacco tirmer for better grades.
The latest New Orleans mills by the
Persia are to the 18th, and the telegraphic
advices to the goth.
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American and WING cnuen..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The American
and Wing Opposition members, were in
caucus this morning, and agreed to con-
tinue voting for Mr.. Boteler for Speaker.
The expediency of having resolution Of
fered in tho House by one of their number
declaring Mr.. Millson, Speaker, was con-
sidered, but not adoDted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

R9rCHrRcu DESTROYED BY FInE.-The
Upper Ten Mile Presbyterian Church, stu
"ted in Prosperity, Washington county,
was totally destroyed by FIRE, together with
all its contents, on Sabbath night last
The flames were discovered at about nine
o'clock: and had made such progress be-
fore the arrival of those residing in that
neighborhoOd, that it was found impossible
to stay their course or save any of the arti-
eles contained in the building.
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The Conventlon d be hold ID ChIeaEo.
Destr,,StIr. Wire.

RocxAND, ME., Dec. 2l.-The Commcr-
ciNl House was destroyed by FIRE last night.
James Sears was killed, aud James Elmer
and Ed. W. Lore were seriously injured.
Loss $4,000, two-thirds of which was
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning, Dec. 21Et, CAROLINE,
infant daughter Of S. C. A. and NNrcssa Hamilton.
Tho funeral will take place To-Day at 10 o'clock
from the residence Of her father Main street, North
Wheeling Friends of the family are invited to attend
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n%C,7x Observation-Disclosures will
~ w y remember, that we invariably charge
eS far all announcements for the city OH
,.c,-to be paid for IN adr""ce.
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AWHIs NANE.-The name 81 De unfor-.

RB@HIs NANE.-Thc name of the unfor-i
tunate man who was run over and killed
at Benwood, the other night, was Freder-
ick Fisher, who formerly resided in
Ritchietown. The remains, though shock
ingly cut up, were recognized by broth
er.
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@only Ten Cents 2 Wee 1 = The.
W ,"rt Of the city or suburhS at ten cents
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liver ana Weather,

PIrTsBUnou, Dec. 21.-Rivcr $ feet C
inches by pier mark, falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
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MOTHFRS.

TN PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EAroNS IN
L FA&ElL&= CORDIAL NE desire to ttato its Snps-
Tiortty over erory a0strum that nurse quaek has
Nrst-It is the preparation of regular physician
who IL we'll qualified from much experiSRSe III hfAn-
tile complaints to prescribe for them SGCOnly-lt
u entirely free from parugoSie Upate Of my kind,
Of your child instead Of cSiSnln.s its snssLiIitisi
Thrdly-lt IL put up with great CarU. Y cOmpAri.
son Oft with other for infan;ile complaints
VIII show tue very root fUn which it Is distilled
Eaton, many Of thUin by his own LANDS. Fourthly-
y perfectly harmless aud SanhOt iniur0 the must
the IooW1ngea which Is It's chief merit over every
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING; such as DTsENTkRY collie, &C.; also, for soft-
ening the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the bowelsit l. unoqualled For Cold In the Head It
Is sure relief For GROUP. the most fatal and try
ing Of all diseases it DO relied on with perfect
Confidence and being powerful antiSpRSmoIc in all
cases Of commissions or fits. we earnestly recommend
you to loose no time in procuring 1t. LaEty-t
20 much more than other preparations Of the kind
that We cannot afford such long advertisements
those whose whole expense iS their AdVCrtisInE for
the EanN reason, 1t ConuSnde itself the most relia
bio to all mOthorS In all the directions wrap
ped around ench bottle be strictly followed
Price, Is cents pOr bUttlo.
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HrTuE Weekly Intelhge"ee5 is issued
to-day. 1t is filed with its usual am
Of fresh news and readable mir-
matteT.
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HOLIDAY FESTIVAL!
Hurrah for the Holidays!

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
NOW READY POR INSPECTION OF PURCIIAs-
IN ERS, the greatest assortment Of Books Games
which may be found large and beautifully Illustrated
Animals, Standard Poets. from 81 to SIS. Also
large assortment Of Juvenile Books, over 25 dhr'S
Games, both historical and amusing, just tn
for the little folks. or Is the
The most beautiful present for the i very large
and select assortment, varying iHl the latest puh
per set. am also in receipt .lSoulRh" "SiTlsteE
cations 9s soon aS issHss "SaxGa Money hlns, =
Wo"ng." THE virSi'Ai' n
Call soon and UAve your e''0'' las. c. :
dee1e log Maiu-st., doors abby 1
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II "A LII = II O g *.
HATS& CAPS FOR THE MILLION.
S. AVER Y,
No. 1448 Main st.


WHEELING, VA.
s PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
extensive Stock OF goods, in tho Hat line ever OK
hibitsd m this market.
TIE LEDGER HAT,
Now the great leading Hat for Young Gontienen
have in every variety Of COLOR quality and price, the
MOLESKIN DRESS 4 CASHMERE HAT,
OF my own manufacture and OF the most celebrated
manufactures of Now York and Philadelphia Of tho
very latest style and finest quality; SoYr PRxxcu
FELF HATS, OF all tho varieties OF shapes qualities and
cOhOrB
TIIR SAXONY WOOL HATS,
and Saxony Woods.
MEMS AND BOYS GAPS,
Cloth, Cashmere. Plush and Glazed from tho lowest
prIcO to tho fnost
CnILDREN's HATS AND CAPS,
Paris.
From my long experience In manufacturing, and
the caro- have taken in selecting my stock Is guar
sntee to purchasers that they DO suited with the
best OF goods, and at tho lowest prices.
EepS =. AVERY, lac Main Street
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Bargains! BargainsI

DEING DESTROYS OF REDUCING Ny STOCK,
- which Is large for tho season Of the fear, am
willing to offer to the public
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LEGAL NOTICES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DIsTRIer CouRr2 ELEANOR LEASE VS.. HER GRE
Of New Orleans DITORS-No. ITO
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
this insolvency that ceon of petitioners property
copied by this Court for the benefit Of her creditors
meeting Of said creditors will be yensd by and held before
May 1853 at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the purpose ing
the affairs Of said nsrlven and elect syndic accord
her personal property are stayed
BY order Of the Court.
Clerks Office, April 81, 1859. Ff - ~
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
stSrExE co Sn DE DlsrRlcr1 ELEANOR LEASE
Nenyeile Orleans. ''' $50 No7,i7o s'iAhs'
Wis est par lie present donne aux creaN.
~ cers de cette t. soyabre qu'une de
peonaire est acceptes cete Cou pour benefce
cies assembee sern convo.
quee par ct tenn deyant j. Castee note public JEUDI
de Mai 1885, 10 heures A. M enfn etere
fairies de la de nsolvabs proceder Teecton synde
scion la o En- temps procedures urdque
hiens personnel retenu.
Par ordre de la
GEO. MONTGOMERY, Depute Cirefier.
Bureau du n II fher, 81 avril, 1859, NJ mn
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Of New Orleans No. l4,967
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and all other persons interested
show within ten days from the present alton any
they have or can, why the ccount presented by the
the fnnrs dist ibnted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
j. L KELLY, Deputy Clerk,
DEyAaEME couR DE DrrRrcr} SUCCESSION DE W. H.
Wis est par lie present hOnne cream
"A eers de la husde succession
ter de la presente ion les rasors esqnees
compte pesente par lie Curaenr de Ia ds succession ne
serait point approuve homoogna les fonds
repartis coDformement dit compile.
Par ordre de la cour,
a22 26 80 ]. L. KELLY. Depnte Grehier.
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9th 0rIsans 1ailp 6rtstsni.
F,RIpkx MORNING, APRIL u, 1853.
Singing yntaIig.tts.

SgWpal lsseall FAR.
- -. ~ hsek - ~ psse = ssh " 10
eansnsasl. -. .sssssl ana River new
saseaxsnasASgs
% 10; s s.. 4 o.a April me-: 49,,
cssArsA Yesterday.
a1s 1svasse, Folgsr, for Apalachicola,
~ ~, Desrins,. ID Liverpool,
- ssss.ass CABOT, watts, 70 Liverpool, ''s' :
~ rnallh Haven. ssars, ter Lissrpooi;' '''n :
aip Essnasdy, Tyler, for Liverpool, = Y
~ sszil prsble, for St Petersburg, - 8
~ Heideibsrg, Rodewald, for Hasre, : = -
~ llbss.y, Atkins, for New Tori, q 3, I. q,
~ Aurela. Bsattis, for Boston, 81 = !.
PUG, Mir eco
Ssesuship Cahawba, Bulioch from New York l2th
inst, X Havana u letl iast, t. Z Connolly &co
sssamship Chs HoEssa, Iswless, ftom Indianola
6teamship Costs aloos, wilson. from Minatitlan
20 Ops tbk uist.
saip 49, s.1 - .svsspool is'n feb, 70
- ..s ~ IS "A ~ n s3 sssw .
up ia ~ ~ s.; s10 req 9,
Us, fpreyiousiv renorted # The he
atstion) Let dist ..
ASs1vszs - the CarondsIet Canal.
eehr Never Mind. from Bay st Louis.
99&r Lagrange, from Bayou Lacombe
5tAf 8hAmrock, from Bayou Lacombe
s1sk .a@e 6aancne from ray y LOWS.
ss Sn. s assis. HI zoe Ion G0sngson'
sc1r 1ensea. from bay0u Lah0mbe.
ecnr roiar star, from bonfouca
cc1t Glemeaune, Irom horn Island.
steavaboass,
.yohn w.lab alo,,oyg from Il fou;a
71sssss,ssr. KiTf ffoiu a, Camden.
Pc q Chg shgts, rom ouachita River.
Va. Y zsd F5ai4. Ivy s3s saa. nom A,takapas.
saesAen Age Hsno, from Fort Adams.
s. ng.ne f, .rom louisville
Hstssss 1athsss aa sn W;Cnsh,
Rspides, 8arstoW, from ON Red Rive River. s
4 n IL, Bsz1slaco, from Bayou sara.
81 s. = 9 saoson ,, Mailacs, nm henore. :.
IoNoosA hercules, LaPiace from the passes towed
Gown Nl, a e 70 gee On ne 10th inst barks Bal
1912 ~ 49, nlnnall plos up snips ARIEL
80 y uFtemDuHg-
ToWboet Phoenix Crowefl from the passes. lowed
down and to SEA on the 10th inst ships Morn
ingt0n and Martha .hro't up ship Curioca,
l,ele - CO.., e .,Iuyp.
=. 4. ~. = IL .:ssss ,,.,ss.' n
ssAap ~ leia6s, Nelson' DAYS from New York
go x " g sso2 eSlx.
q .s5 =. ~ * goq eMEu Sco,
;, $500 T i p;ns irp Lse1pooI rep "a
Qasenstown Fsb alth to Whitney &co =
ship Esmefslds. Yorf. from Liyerpooi NIX n
Ship Loeb IAm.r, Randall, from Sunderland Sd Feb
- 3 Soes.s. algM nocsand, tsie)
schr Onstys, em savannah 4 q Poole Sco af"e
q i ..Sz77ll-. '' s'.S
Mensoranda,
- rhe ship Gultivator. hence. went i sea n Tho
nost $500 $50. 7''ee' CAV = 'oa W .ne
- 81 M
Foreign Porfs. a
HAVANA, Adj 18th. Arr fr, N orls al Matan
Api Sth Sea Breeze, Apl l4th, str Quaker City.
Sailed for N Orls April 18th. Span brig Clemeto.
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,,,,.s,o, - s - ~ - -
AFAtAGn III steamship Snwannee 1856
Ssks BACON izU COILS rope 40 bbs molasses It's bbls
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q ATHmAN's TROPICAL RoOFlNe-

Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURAR1LITY-equal to the best slate ROOFS
I'd Observation-Disclosures to any other crack,
leaks being possible
3d. BE AUfY-It presents smooth and graneke surface
Ah CHEAPNESS-It much less than though 1t is
good any wood roof less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
Eth INC0MBUsTBILITY-Itw will Are better than
slate roof.
9Th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat Of
this cnate and the interior Of buildings from she
intense heat of summer.
7h sODiTY-Tt becomes harder smoother from expo
put upon roofs any slope being of light
weight does require heavy raers support while
sosresos and does require repairs
substances several Of which peculiar alone
proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
In this city.
Testimonials Of the of TIE above
Of the agent and be verified by wishing
before contracting.
All orders left the Post.ofhce, Box K No. q will b.
j. c. KAUFMAN,
jel5 IL corner of Bienville and Meras