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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15
G. q. STIFEL,
NI"n"f"ct"ror of Tia & sheet Iron Ware

AND DEALER IN

HOU5EFURNISBING HARDwARB.
u inS Cnos, part his stock Consisting Of fine lot
with porceaDi Water Wait
srs IGncALsCrS, MaSscrS pHtGat minute Freezer Old
honiuon CoSr-rnS, R'r1 Cutlery, BiIHnnia ami
Kettles, &r " - S
He requests Of his customer. and the rbo generally
particular To his Water coolers Freezer
ife1Y Wishes lc; and the Old Dcnimon Cofs
r. mHkts the best coffee and will pay saving coffee
tlSo on mani very large his manu-
factGt'd Tin Ware wholesale Any articles not
on hand WIN be made TO order at the shortest aud
Ess'- FRLIT CANS ALT.l Us on HlND
hose In want Of housekeeping Goods will do vIlto cu
on him. His articles numerous to mention Those
who cali will nnd most every article for fitting out ne
household C. T.. STIFEI.,
my2s-u6m No. 1T3 Main st, WhCcltng Va.
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IHlE INTELLIGENCER.
The Death nnd Funeral o senator
RroderEck.-
DEATH OF SENATOR Rnonrn1cK
From the ana california. sent. on

AN
The mind of the wounded man WINS yvanf,or.
ing after the infiction ofthc fatal shot, and at
times he was not himself. The effect of the
cnloroIorm given to him deadencd the excrns
eating agony by affecting his nervous system
which bad been strung to the greatest tension
by the three days of harrassng anxiety nrecn.
ding the duel Before the fight he expressnd
his firm determination not to shoot nj 'Terr,
above the hips, as he did not consider he had
any quarrel with him, aud after he was shot his
wandering mind called thatup, as also the I'M
presslon OF the conviction. that he was to he
hunted by the hungry crew who athirstc1= f,,
ms otifce, until he should be Killed. lie talked
OF the defeat in this State of the great princi.
pl0s for which he had done battlc:9ha he bSil
been deserted by the people hr-had taken the
tlsd for and now the peculiar class Of roliti.
clans who had joined against him would be en-
courased to hunt afte: him to put him out of
the way. Tie felt he was to be silenccd, and he
is now silenced forever
PARTICULARS OF MS lLLNBsS.
On. Tuesday last, after his fall upon the field
Mr.. Broderick was carefully removed 10 the resi-
dcnce of Leonidas Haskell, ESQ.,, on Black
Point, where he was attended by several Of the
most skillful surgeons of the city, and his bed.
side watched by devoted friends, who noted
every change in the beating ofhis pulse every
difficult breath, and every murmur of his lins.
as we have already stated, the symptoms at "a
late hour on Thursday night were regarded MS
more favorable, and his friends were filled with
hOnp ~ 1850
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WHEE. Ling. VA. SATURDAY. MORNING. IOCTOBER

community so profoundly. his manyonalities.
his devotionato his friends, and tho generous.
open dealing towards his Opponents, won re.
spect of every class in the community; and the
TACT was clearly manifested by the universal
impress Of sorrow which rested upon tue city
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TnE ArPEAnANcE OF me On,

TIE APPEARANCE OF THE CITY,
There concentrated signal Of grief
no set phrase or for'n OF sorrow, but gloom
rested like pail upon the whole city; it was
.Jelt rather than altered There was no parade
of mourning; no proud ostentation of hollow.
hearted grief Men asked not what their neigh
bors did, nor cared il they mourned or not, but
moved ony by the fullnoss Of their own grief
they suspended business drapcd their doors in
mourning, and bGtook themselves to sorrowful
thoughts. The flags from the various engine
houses were displayed at half mnst in honor OF
him who had ever been friend to the Depart
ment; who had served for many years MS an
active fireman, both in this city and in New
York, and who was the founder and first fore.
man Of Empirc Engine Company No. /, of
this city, elected the 4th Of June, 1856
Tie city flag, on the dome Of the City Hall,
and the national banner, from the liberty pole
on the plaza, were dropping in taken of mourn
ing. The shipping in our harbor displayed the
same sad em6lems, From tue peak Of many
store and newspaper Office and private dwelling
hung out the dropping banners Of distress.
The sorrow was without respect to party;
friends and political opponents, with ono con.
sent, united their voices to deporg his loss.
No public misfortune for years has moved the
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After the convusion passed of, Mr.. Brodcricz
was comparatively free from pain, and sank
back into the lethargic state which proved 10
DC the precursor his dissolution. He retain.
cd his consciousness until about o'clock yes.
terday morning. wien his reason failed, and he
no longer recognized his attendants. The hand
Of death was resting upon him; the watchers at
his bedside saw and felt that it was so, and with
fearful eyes they looked at each other and at
the thin pale face ofthc dying man The min
Ut! %tes moved slowly at that breathess suspense
minutes past o'clock yesterday morning tho
golden bowl was broken" The soul orono of
earth's bonored sons had been called by the
hand who gave it, aud the form which it had
once animated with tLc fires of hope and cour>
age aud manly ambition was left upon the conch
lump OF cold, insensate cay--Broderick was
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PARTICuLARs OF ms n,
a CHANGE FOR TIE woRsE.

The wounded man continued in about the
same condition, without any noticeable change
until about Il o'clock at night, when he arons-
cd from the state of fscmi-consciousncss in which
he had laid for several hours, and was seized
with succession OF convulsious, caused by
intense pain, which prostrated his little remain.
ing strength and left him utterly helpless.
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Fire g. Inland Navigation
fair profit.
and CoEtsHts for te'9nso Of 10 ytdre
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ASSETS JAryUARY : 7esa.
dthe prestige 50 yeors sr,cesssapdsxperisnee ),

UPWARDS OE 8Il,ooO, 600
OF Losses have been paid by the tua Insurance Co. In
the past SIS yearS. -
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DYING IMPRESSIONS.

From the friends who attended the bedside of
Mr. BrOderick, from tho time he was wounded
until his deceasc, cannot learn that he was
at any time sufficiently conscious to permit Of
his speaking decidedly Of his situation or the
circumstances which brought it about. For the
greater portion of the seventy four hours during
which he lived after receiving the fatal shot, he
has been under the influence orapplications ad.
tn'nistered for his relief, and which prevented
the full exercise Of his mental powers.
lie would occasionally give utterancc to in.
coherent expressions, and dcprecate the intcrGc-
renee caused by the police on the day of tho
first meeting His mind was evidently harras-
Scd with the idea that lie had prematurcly fall
len victim to unrelcmting political aninosities,
and that standing in the path Of his adversaricS,
he had been doomed to destruction. Without
believing that there was any formal conspiracy
among his enemies to kill him. no man could
have so provoked them as he has done in the
late canvass, without Suhjcctins himself TO
their most deadly hostility. 1t appeared to be
common hcl:ef among those who recognize the
code, that he hGd to 1igdt them alL Perhaps
not III detail, perhaps not one after another, but
when he presented his breast to the pistol Of
Terry, it woull seem that he braved tho whole
concentrated hate Of those who felt aggricvcd
by his attacks. Few doubted that il he had
escaped that issue, he would have been unmo.
Tested by others. Such appear to have been
ms own dying convictions, aud although he was
conscious OF the feeling of his adver&aries, he
seems to have Succumbed under the belief, at
Inst, that in his own person, either by Terry or
some oEC else, lie was to be Inadc sacrifice Of
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TIE abnvc Compa1Ie having appointed tho undersigned
their agent for Wheeling and vicinity, respect
I9ly solicit the pftronage of tie public Said Companies
ly adjusted. n O. ARTIIIyS AGENT
Office over The Citizens Deposit hank,
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The progress Ofthis has and nm
seasons financial sunshine storm
or periods eVcntnl IN sgyeerin
lions aud maritime disaster. Being long stEbed ON
cash basis the troubles of the system s In no
material particular sen, - @ 20 ga no
9aring hard finest the security reliable Insurance
tain nlosS being en- much fessuncd " S
Policies issued without DELAY and all bu.,,es. .
to RithdispatclI and fiGt lfty 6y - $50
~ sAlA,is r. IltI IN ETII, Agsrt,
tfeb19-tlax-tnl Jan. LIST. ihs sliA - = 's ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
'' t-t To"
niOn Demonstrations.

M=.-s EItoF--Tht demonstrations of the patriotic feel
IN. Eo.ron and In he city ~ Nsw Work. arrhcernc aud
lead u. hope tho Ncri hay duty Pha.
d.phi. too has made ia til" right :rcc-
ton i ~, good and we' ea5ngh bot It'll she Aur,.n
stable un'"su-.d an! l. will require IIsrculean efforts
n cleans. them hard FOR orclre the fact: a' t
conservative. men nf III. North, who h!owa away
Red Republican rj; nf ;hr %"r;! Ike char before ;
wind. upon ;a.: III. -?iri' ahi overthrow L:
Seward, W.oa Hale aud host "' enemies To IL" Con-
.iiiuon aGf the SOUTH s disgrace the North ami The
vhol. Union 10y bnlrin" out their treason in III" ai' oi
III" National Congress.
The law uu!iifs!n. she fugitive slave law stil dr:l" "
statutes of some >,l".: ana determined spirit :rt IT,
c,rcui on & In full life aud vsoF the North VIM Lryl
Garrison. Wendell PiiipS ~ PIrsrr waldo E"lr"rs'N,
Ecrch.r Ch-s-r and t- -or ~ traitor scoundr- AMI
"arh-r NJ a-aiua"n THEFT and insur-erii"n, sti'
tolerated aad al. I blatant teachers u: treason.
Whoa srttern conservatism shall han: destroy ,h.
hcri Of pc,ilcr; fellows and E them "ut root and branch
nav trust :,iu hut brfu:-. " have much q:
stake TO play with :a!> thrown Ia the whale. oar peace,
"u- property vvrs ami children. lTe..
ri-.-!e' ~ not b., DECEIVED. hG; steadily forward
L.; u arm thoroughly, from l-id 10 foot, dr.l train
make arm of 80 best rHsrac.-r and let >sorI. h.
sharp ad pure -rring i-.l that hey will never fail
Cut OF all trade rud Intercourse with them, and oGS
aud rely upon ourselves. under God. IL; give
.iIscc 1r 90 them In ANY branch q bus
nc.. trade and manufacture. What absolIsl: need
ard make Gia&c IN sufficient quantities. i"!
&c; abroad ani pay the Iuy; il will he Nan the
Peter riudar- sort vi thing they palm OIL
Keep o. aIi their druwil-rs varaDouds and Ts.rap'--
ih-v I'll snr our Institutions. + any
ar. ctnno; tell 'hc'n foE they a ons aDl a!:
alis- ~ long they tolerate a'oton-n. -h"ai Er
::. 80 tolerate ;h= If they their vii!
i- ro-,whc j. mo.t surely At onrdoors. try to i-st
~ ~ - u
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VOLUME. LSi.-NUMBER 81.

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Aufi-Abo!ifinu .A>socintion.

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To IN. Member. OF the Lesislate.

Mr..rs Editors: Aware that you have more atf no
lrgt Oh your hal.' than YOU can, satisfaction! your.
..vr. attend N would not taH your time 'o' ''s'''
did un, hop by dnin: % stimulate NY HtpFefAfG
20 a. . ur, Occupying their position did Ia ey-st days
notice our chralrou. Governor has pFociame1a' "'e
ro,crrn.d associates ef the late infLmon, 1"b'oSn
Vii; n- ,yrcuica sag hanged BY the neck ill dss%n 'ae
Ic ,,,nt unlss. the lie .islsture in,erpose II lsA
i..e i,,-r;o, l. si be another somProU'iSe, ify one
Of which tc tie present moment, has been aestee %
the south pIASSkA' A- 80 'i> "
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StLE 0F nOS's NNGi .1s.:. fSE.aL s.>-
FAIE ~ YURK COUNTY ANu iuk CRY OF VII

SALE oS -nOSs tAGi .A2ss.s. SIaL s-N-
IIhMSRiEG.
,pY yrtr@ ur decree rgouoan.rln, ;'e Circuit toor.
ID (; the CIry OF MGiNusUurs, aUf ISah' Q! Ia'U.-
Is GU yG,h dsy OF SDH=tntrr, l>,". m tue suit O.
Gravvs. guardian, vs. McCaudiish u. ' The nn'S-sg'-
ed as spsgi.l Commissioner, spro.m-d laid ovsEeS.
the Cty Of "iiam>hur: 'riYn.n- 3; 49, S.ia's Of tue
.:ts Gel No. McCand!.u.
Isl ON WEDNE>DAT, TIt .-JE pAI -. DECEMGER
they viii sell! he rr.ullsy- .'e !ETgi IA E"rs
county called HELLEftLp four a.'' Hb0.e iorE
twelve uI,i-- WlitUsurr-, S'1s i'E'yGt
a'cy wa the iork aS-f, "th r',cr e'' "' nearly ~"
uies, aTr5iT. great g.anags- i,: "ss M This tract
contas about tJ AcTv$, b.t~e-u sad 100 Acres ~
Which 81 ar,d and u the hghy, '''e oi cnfivaton-
;h- wheat crop Tor he 'rsput r h"F.as O'tn carefully
seeded. GA t"t. ri>n',vu, Vi'' ~" rnuiE,! ysri. ..
'hc river hsrS, IS mo-. t>c-G"r: pNELLINh loJ-f
tTo stories high ,u. four very ls" Ioons, beside
passages &c 2l,p Large Substantial 1ut commnti"us
Barns Ov,rSarr- ilpu-- cuurui.|!r N"S'o Quarter.
"a On tl- .uur i,y. ~i, ry .oIi .t 1djonlng ,ro.
eeilld lNpIANFiELuS cou.ArnS about 900 Hcr"s. So
acre, .! S'ch cleared ant ~ lrwe crop
OF having been Nerdc cIs' !y ar ~ iue season..
On ths Farm ha> recently O=eu ere;" a. etes"n' 1t
IaS-'Ii Cottage building, cuDrs5t's u!S view % lie
river and Chesapeake Bay ite'e II u''' on 'he premises
Oversevrs House Ifu. Barn .in"t"n t,=7 end anps
uG'-bul1Ds- Of evcrs description. ias ABOVE Farms
provsrGtt In hi- pri .; iav cc"n 'hs!. rN!iSre
tIy. They hIvS been carefully H'1 yuiisDU>S Gull
tva-a for The last tNr.tH yeiis ~: water privileges A@i
cnnvrnences OF 'ins are .lsnFpts-sh. n"st oysters,
-h and crabs ahouuiiEs Mos excel springs OF
both places N.r o. - 1r. ct h'i iirrn =! 10 ~
per OF Limei Ia abundance, 10 n" found IN every
hraI. In. river Uypa Sh.h l.cy lated is :svS3u
The largest y-S.r while - S"G-ean ~ Railroad wIIh
Ei.Mncr renders The :icv- Tor igar, ,r.tirn very
peror The supply Of Iuiher ample" IuI conveniently
ioc ,-, for the %! both f,rg ~ tFo plantations il
Virginia offer greater nrGc,G=H. 80 'o,e who EpF
wish 20 farm pr0tAblE Iui - TIE -In" tine live lSpr
oI.y. The E"-uit urv., ~ each Farm Ft
bt exhibited o. the IA. vi sale
3d. On the ,i,S. viii nt sold Large sIt N-ll-Ir
,trucsd WATER MIiL st!sninE "7'n Farms above 'D:n
toned i,h!n ui', OF either DTva., Its "prTatiyy
usy- never been Suspended 20. want u wavr, aUi tn
auIount of is custom has -.way, extensive.
On the 4ni day of JANlAi, !sr viii soiibs'ufe he
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Voice from IIc North.

prsrsait ~ Va, Dec. 8, ~.
,,e,tlen'.u:-rhr following eIJac, nj private U'f
received from one Of Virginia. nos! worthy ,ors h'r's
I'll, residing in New Jersey, will serve TO so" no" hs' 'e
.ari.t by good men IN t,at cons.'Yativ" sta',
III v:,Inr John l,rown i.iu ms head all thenl"r
and c.inu Lu; Frl greatly cN!tcd a! he -W''n "'
Aiair. III whrt .,G ed. Our u,af ,", ~
always produced the mrn 20 steer III" coHn'r!
...,,r ., a. Il. Oh ia his ,..y m iic field l"ffs"n
4, tie S;ltr--Iar.>cr CiIy aGd Ciihoun ucp'ri"i pa
.-.cn,' .ni 70 w!orI We no~ lock: >7ur ''"snor
Wi.. il tho ir,n look up y, C and hope n" "'iIrnc
ace and nuis Key act Of uoy. Wise Is c"rr.' ana
oil. Virginia "u.l: hr proud 81 him h'rr u" II Ce
The instrument yet % prs"rTng !he Cron, "o:'n''
-'S far ,'l- South, aBi he '- means ct putting "'" "'
me-. and .rrtrisi,u! here a; tie North. But H""Nt
friend. l.ra know L. mon r"a3r 70 asrch al ! ls"
,,o., ~ .yir ,aucs. NJ honor :" Mi'", Sf.' "s
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To the Legislature Of Virginia.

Inc rcyenue Of Of n. c"uE'cs exceeds ' i''''s
Fixed hy las for ~. .hrrlu, bnnis
IN. i,oun;y Cour- shculi Il, tnr r~nrliy 70 II me
amount OF revenue.
Esch and every County Court las access TO the tni'
.jrurr. books. and are ,hc props. Laa bert i"g"' "i
amouu, the penalty should br. go.
All cOun:y c!ass and licenses should &c i-!'r I..'
The Treasury the .tmc time that "h.r take, asAs"!'
the licenses, la towns Of an: >!ze- h''N'A
December 9TH. iss9
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The Richmond Enquirer.
alsu3p DAILY, sEMI-wErKlf ANp wfhM
~ prrcHIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE
L & Il NiS

Sn.,,p,rsR seven dollars per saUgrn, aGi a. he
- rrLt dollars II .aS.u fOT shorter period 'h"" "'
i' ynr IN. ssNwxrxlY ave dollars per annur', Snd
- dollars for six months, paNap1 ~ az, aneT rt ' i
A. prr anpun or Si> copies for $40, TO be Paih h
N'Tv in advance When iy;''r- containing money ~
=: ~ mail they mus; be rsg.:er" ~ they viii "s ~ 'he
* O: :ae writers. ,.-i. ,t!G.,,
" Month the monthly circulation = 'S.''i WV Nv;
.i copies Advertisements inserted " =. '," 49, mn N
y- IN aus. 10 this OF way y" .a''', yer "S' II"
- and available Bs.g no.. j. "sJ'''s-'' = '"' u.s.
.,- Editors. ,.., ..,,,..,,r.
~ All Obituaries asd iri'H'' :. Is,
ii lines are charged ior ., si'er'i''isI ;, =, ,,
Srder, from distance Must BE- acc"n!''n.-' ,io "i
.nc. nav or satisfactory references, :" insure s>r
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For :ts E.guir,
Election OF Mayor in New NorL.

Ii. said that Wood srcn: s!Nry thousand.
lIayeDey.r only forty.
That 0piyse d.Ga't give "a mitch
Rccaus. he thought 1: naughty
Eu: WUoi's elected, rhus you see.
n I. ga. 10. fair go -
Ir this election. a. iu trade,
'1-E Hsnsy nais lie Mayer So
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TOWN LuI JoBBER-
~ ny isEc money to ths Ir, "SerriJ.d ana irrpr'.
" iErd wc> marist- 10 the wagrs %! Ell .r.
;ri.ing forecast aud prOvidcn. wisdom, when the
pledge 0g rapid ond rtuie rro6s lies h!s N.J- o the AZ
Irghane-s
vr.ui.' OF inrtiln and domestic commercial
action, Is last Cpprc IcinS its organization In sr II
StdP.i aul rrd s.sst!cu and mere stupid and 'i'al
d":yrrucr 20 Northern ,urrrtsc tie thing : s"rsib
struggling la the womb OF the imminent future, ami mr,
occupy HE va the progression Uf history. fh
present !GE.pres lie dvuIud ID The Nv,t.tu counties '7
completing tue crnra, mv 90 inpro. sn-u together '
The agitar the E'yi. of Gry. que.
lion tund"r the rs>'ul satisfactory working Of ~!
&C." MI! leave u" :rri rur sling, bin.f"i at-rndis" t.
The .Nt Legislature. u /. conceded tlaI next 10 Nor
Ids aud ',ic-N ritsN tn" I"NIS@fS hE
reason OF - Sly. rn-,iou - the physical. geographic n
-ud artificial formation uf tie Country, q It. GarN" "i
c"ns>t,uc. with peculiar Railroad and Cans, rDu"";on'
deposits Of coal aid iron h= jNrS wa
power and c,Iits inGst n tie highest c!aGln, 10 '
golden iirvest OF that coGc@rc1ai syte. The Tfoo'sa
needs demonstration Uths shrcwd discriminate" ." yur
Northern uretnrtn; and hr. rr-ay rakine ro'fi'"
o- ihr crisis. by huyug aHd, erecting buildings, sn'irt
cot the land, occupying the trrt interval % 'n- pa
farming. trad ng operating Riiroai contracts IN ~"
vitiny Let thu.e desire /" make s.ch Investment
look ty .heir interest.