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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08
Great Reduction IN Free.
Immense Increase Of Stock.
rsc.xAsrp FACILITIES voS AoconxoDArIxs ALL
vuo WISH TO DUY.
80 aud Ornamental Trees.
Fro. AZ
-'osERY.

osERY.
SCOTT NO..
$50 900 APPLE E., Trees Tres , Or =.
Of sort. adapted to the climate and soil Of tho
Great West. choice stock Of Pears, Pums.
Cherries, Ounces, Gooseberrics, Grapes. Cursnte.
RaspbsrTies, Berberies, Strawberries, &C., kc, ct
unusual low rates, besides large and choice stock
Of Roses, Dahlias, virbenss, snd other aewerine
and bsdding-out plaats ingsneral.
An extensive and select assortment Of Forest
and Ornamental Trees, Nursery grown, large
and vigorous. Also, m unpanlleledstock Of The
choicest varetie. Of the most beautiful, rare and
vigorous
vefgF - o.,
Particularly adapted TO cur soil and climate. In
short, general and full assortment Of Nurserv
Stock for sale on the most accommodating terms
and unparalleled low prices for Cash, GOOD usper,
Pork, Beet, Corn, Oats, Barley, Potatoes, Butese,
Chickens. Eggs, Hossss, Oxen, Cows, Oeivss,
Wagons, Goal, Wee, h., - anything that cas
use, sell, pay Tor labor. q my debts With.
Now is the accepted tins Call and So.
b. S. FINLEY.
Davenport, Oct. b, 5o-d2w-wen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08
Nebraska Land Agency!
Sargent - Parker,
rvonrMrr NEBRASKA

MILL attend promptly 70 all bus. "sssconnec'eo
w with . Land Agency, sither Ia Ns.. 49, "
western lows.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and located
Business for them can be left with any 81 m !:
undersigned.
COOK Z SARGEN !, Davenport.
COOK, SARG'T DOWNEY : Co. iov. t,;,vl
COOK. SARGENT 4 COOK, Daa NOR.
SARGENT DIXWELL, Boston, Mass
odl5du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08

and free from adulte .ation. They have also
received lot Of
A. H. Schreider's Champagne, ats. and pts.
do Anchor brandy. Also
Muir d Sons sparkling EdinburS Ale,
Jetries Pure Scotch do
Alsopp's do India pale do
London Porter 30
All OF which they are Offering for sale at
Wholesale or Retail as Low Is the same articles
can be bought for in this city.
W-Ail Goods bought Of US will be delivered
70 any part Of the city
FREE OF CHAR GE
WUPPERMANN a. HALL,
the north west corner Of Bradyd Fifth SITS.
sep27th IF.
C3RPEis! CARPETS CARPETS
Great Carpet Hail.
l35k137 Lake Street, Chicago. " Stairs
h0lllSTEh D. WILKINS,
Have for sale a large and superior assortment Of
Medallion Wilton. Tapestry Tetress. EnslieA
Tcpefry and Body Brw.seis, Three
Ply, 7apeary lngratn. ST.
pertfne In0rsir,
and STAR
q Ara II II II + NJ O -.
MATTlNGs, OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS, MATS,
window shades and Curtain Goods
In great variety. with Trimmings 10 match.
Fs,ar1aiohiaag Goods
Linen and Cotton Sheetings
and Pillosc casing
Ta3le Linen, Napkins,
Toiosis Bla7Aets, Quilts
UPHOLST BRING aOODs,
OFALL KIGDS.
Mattresses, Lounges,
Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Our long established business enables us to offer
BETTER GOODS AT LOWER PRICES
than any similar house in the Northwest
HOLSTER 4 WILKINS.
sep l5-Sm
The Rash ttMMes!
CASH WORKS WONDERS!
sPL ENDID 81 OCK
DRH0a GOODS,
Wooden Goods, Blankets h ShaW'ls
CHEAP.
StHIRTS & DRAWERS FOR MEMS WEA1
- Cheaper than ever before thought OF
1000 Yds Muslin de Laincs, l2hcts.
Few pieces Of those Splendid Plaids left
DlsrgasMs, Bargains,
GREAT BARGAINS
Now beiog.given at
A. w. BAILEY'S,
Opposite Cook Sargent's Bank
ms U IL A N CE.
FIRE, .MNrtMe and Lite
EDWIN FAY, Agent,
Peoria.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANC CO,
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
CAPITAL. Observation-Disclosures. 100000.
Office No. Ia Brady street, with PAREER 4
EDWARDS. oct 70 ly.
Clear the Track.
GAa E
Tho Ola DndsDssAsns B.ias ON he resss Asaia.
THE PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition Courted, Competition De6ed.
WE have re-of ned our Market House at No.
w 81 Brady street, and intend to spare no pains
20 suit oil that may favor us with cal t'eAestc
price and quality.
Customers may always rely upon finding good
assortment from which to make their selections.
Particular attention paid r. Packing Beef and
Pork for family use.
January "a, 1859.
jan25 A. P. Il d. KELLY.
Young America saloon.
90 BE.r 90
LIQUORS .AN.D SE0ARS.
FARM AND COLD vICTUALS at al hours
w # the day.
Ovst.rs Fer Sale IN Shell Or Can,
Axns. >gvRD UP IN rHB BEST STYLE,
4. JOSEPH LONGNOTTPS,
Cor. Front and Brady sts.
TO the Trade.
WE WISH TO CAL. TIE ATTENTION s VI
w dealers in oroeslie. to or complete '''''
Of .
Light anA Shelf {. 'veceries,
which We offer at Wholesale 1T t.rs.. .S1;.s
they can be purchased in Eastern n - 49, o,s,
cost Of carriage, &c. 1t is our design .Ssn -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08

Cedar County BOnds.
90 nO0 CEDAR COUNTY 10 Per cent
WOsUUV boaas, d, 100 Cedar County orders
Ses als. G. BCCK1ULLERk CO.,
eeptIe 0sisg'e Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
NO TxCE!
A the Scott County Fair il the largest and
Absst ever held in Davenport, % is
Tho Largest And Best stock
ClOehs, Cassimeres 4 vesei0gs,
suitable 70. Fall md Winter ever offered in the
market now open at
SAMUEL PERRY'S,
(.,ore opposits the Post Office which will be made
IN 10 suit customers on q short notice, and
Prices In keeping with the Times.
A large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Men. YouthsAnd Boys, Of my own manufsct-
urs which will be sold st
EA . q r N II n 9 q -.
I.hallconti. ne 70 manufacture my own Cloth
ing thereby giving
BETTER OAK MGnI
For the .ame mo icy thai any astern made goods,
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can he found.
shirts Of all descriptions.
Under Clothing in endiess variety.
Blocks.
Ties.
Handkerchief.
Stocks.
suspsnders. SO. &o..
A large and splendid assortment Of
Gents Shawls,
the cheapest ever offered in this market.
All Of which the public are invited to examine
ONLY oSxP PRICE.
SAMUEL PERRY,
septls Brady at. oppo Pest Once.
FALL AND WINTER CLUTHiNG
R. KKAUSE 4 CO.'S,
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
SO West Second Street, 80
OPPOSITE COOK SARGENT'S BANK.
WE ARE NOW in receipt Of our Fall and
w Winter Goods which are unsurpassed IN
this State, and we can sell them lower than any
establishment that edvertises to sell at 70 per
cent. below their neighbor.. We have
TIE BEST CUTTER
In the city, and warrant all our goods as represent
cd.
Gents Furmishtng Goods!
Of every variety and Of the latest styles.
Our stock OF Cloths, Cassmcres Vestings, etc.,
10 the
Best ever Brought to this Market,
a. an examination will show.
Call and look through our immense stock, and
become satisfied Of the truth OF our assertions.
r. kRAUSE l. CO.,
No. So West second street,
Davenport, Iowa.
September %, 1859. sepdlw wifi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Arrival OF the Anglo-saxon.

The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on the oath
uk arrived here half past O'Clock this morning
She the Hungarian the LIST inst She was detained
outside Of Portland for thrtytwo hours, by fog and
storm.
The steamship Anglo Saxon will sail from this port on
Saturday. the 18th instant, for Liverpool There will be
no steamer from here on Saturday, 10th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Wreck OF the Schooner Ada-Ten Lives
Lost.

m. -, BOSTON, Dec. 3, I0by.
Inc schooner Ada, Of wesport, Nova Scotia, was
on the TIN Of October while the passage from
TEN were drowned The following the names Of the
iost-Joseph Higgins, Of Halifax, supercargo; Capt s.
steward all Of Wcstpor George Brown OF Jersey; Mas
ssr Angan, Of Labrador, and kas,er M0rey, or East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Rising OF the Ohio River.

IOuIsvIIE, Dec. Z, 1863.
The river is rising rapidly The depth in the channel is
ten feet six inches, and seven feet the falls The
largest boats for the FIRST time this season. ascended the
falls day.
The weather is very cold. Two inches of snow fell yes.
terday. The mercury marks ten degrees above zero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Acquittal OF Andrew J. White.

Andrew J. White, who arrested some two months
since in New York for forgery, brought here for
trial. has been acquitted and the prosecution mucted in
the sum OF the costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

and whether il is not whom entered upon, peace
should DO made wihoat both Spain and derv
ing from IL substantial benedt even at the cxpouss or
England herself But this England will not allow no. her
interests will be compromised by such results.
Morocco at this moment is but colony OF England
while over thirds of the whole Of tho trade OF that
country in her hands, II Is undoubtedly her interest u
protect this trade, and to increase her influence In that
quarter this she will do Just long the rest OF the
world will countcnance the outrage.
In previous letter limited at the immensely OF the
British TRACE with Morocco, and am now permitted,
through tho poeness OF foreign Rttach6 ut Tanger, to
send you the OF the trade with that empire
during the last year which ended in june thus
IMPORTS AND ExroRTs.
luIOrB Sf,ov~sSvv
EXPORTS. opIoSsvvv
TOTAL .V,1Ov wv
This does not include the English illicit traffic. which,
at moderate estimate, amounts 70 one million more
Tho trade Of France for the year shows o
decrease in her commerce, when compared with the
previous year, Of than third, which is owing
to the superior facilities obtained by the English By their
treaties with Morocco
French imports. $3.50 900
EApotS. ............s........... zW,VUV
Total .$840 900
United States nothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10


may add that the whole ofthe trade Of Morocco during
the year named, reached tho respectable sum OF ~
Si0, 0O0 Tho balance Of this trade was shared 10
tween Spain, Sardinia, Tuscany and Portugal.
In the exports OF England must mot omit to mention
the sum Of 81 ITO 900 In bullion and specie.
possessing herself Of one or more Of the principal
ports Of the empire, and BY the establish
ment OF equal privileges in the trade aud
concurrence Of the county which, by her influence
and position, she would be enabled speedily to bring
about
To the world at large this change would be Of immense
benefit and to the United States in particular her
manufactured bleached and unbleached coons have the
preference those Of England in every part Of the
African continent whore they have been permitted to
enter That these reforms would prove Of serious ncon
venience to England there can be but little doubt but
that the world at large would DO gamers BY them is
equally true.
is, therefore, earnestly to be hoped that the war
which is about to commence may not BIO closed until
France and Spain not only the freedom Of the
Mediterranean but also their rights Of fair share Of the
trade with the empire Of Morocco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

Commerce Of Boston and Charlestown.
The following is statement of the value of imports and
exports Of goods, wares and merchandise during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

D.
suggestions and as shall deem for
duty & he secretary shall be e attend ali meeting:
their in separate books and shall record aer il
the name Of every member date his membership
ne Of tSe association and deposit The in one Of The
f the g s 81 % Psse% m
BY The Treasurer He shall report the state Of the finances
There shall be stated meetings Of the association
sneh s s and IA re g o. oa &c %
President may Indicate oiher meetings may be held wheu
ss Vsn e
PRESIDENT by publication in some newspaper published in
70 IL awi
II e s e he su s
and business shall be unti II is disposed Of
'9ss 81
the ia bnsss m as ana s and
10. Tho constitution may be amended or abolished by
BE- ss .a se
upon until the meeting succeeding that which pro.
IL The society may eIpe member misbehavior in
PRINCIPLES q Ss .0cis,y provided that member whom
sna 3 e i In d asss notice Of the motion
Y. Twenty I'VE members s p constitute quorum.
%sSSs i &c % Tasa
Mr. GoocH, from the Executive Committee, submitted
the following highly interesting memorial to the Legsla
ture for the consideration Of the association. was
drawn up the Hon. James Lyons, one Of the members
VI the c0mmiueo Inc meaSure6 WINCH u 5uBBests TOT
the action Of the legislature, will be found TO embody
much that calculated TO affect the relations existing be
tween the two sections
IMMORAL 70 rHR EEcnrArupR or vrIdMn.
10 fHk LEGISLATURE VIRGINIA.
The Bouthern Rights Association Of vIrgnia respectfully
nhoweh that the aggressons Of he czens Of the Northern
AND Eastern states the rights and feelings Of The Southern
people have become ievou and oppressive to call for
ne nerpodon q The fegAsure of he southern States for
ce q their people and Of Virginia come for
people q Virginia IN the year As fanatics Of the NORTH.
en- and kasafn States then comparatively small number
led On and stimulated by politicians under he preteaoo Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

rance tSs h ho Saa the General
sure its immediate delivery "-N "'o' ''u' 70 -
A ass me s
speedily me Such ana sa biz
ncsSs O ae China and what link
E1Esss No. 1slses . G report made to II. Genera. By
f Sm% ' S SsS e ne sg
after a they they had been ysqaestsd not 70 40
that Sou ys Ssen w s
se r nG b one By the q r% sasS
nS Ssys Away: know how
comes 70 me from inferior court e that which
stood that hereafter shall attend 70 no from
s sny such s y win b approached only by the higher
Extract No reads follows and would seem to be drecs
ssf s We '% ~oss
hey s e% e. 10 and this
must ssrioasiy protest against the Ams-
20 % s r
% x. q D not
nns that @ wsn n so n Z and
OF ns foregoing ssrscs are given verbatim but
aa GS%
Of he Rssan Minister we ds a Amy
S As rSS b and not
y w se 81 che s.ss:
Chin. as well g with those Of Europe hence he udsss
tna we were Inmcrcifn humbugged and traed with and
- and trlfe with Vie representative Of friendly
deceive and lie would unreasonable in ms 10 take osrS
~ Mng OF such everyday occurrence
Ley us now turn TO another subcct-ssThe Sedan Chair
question, -bewcen Mr.. Ward and the Chinese officials
Wnllc we were getting ready TO visit Pckin.
would not trouble this subject at all were / not
anxious that the visit ofthe American Minister TO Pokin
should stand fall by NJ own merits Some there arc
who say that eve have nothing to complain Of in their
treatment Of u.s. while others again think diercntv OK
the former there twopossbly many as thrcc-and
OF the latter nearly The writer ia among the
majority. This "Sodan dnicultyD In ono Of our
or complaint and has bocn painted by one Of The
minority in light entirely too subdued He says (Norfh
China Herald, August 27), that after We had
started from Pei Tang for Pekin, wo soon saw
into the philosophy OF the Chinese for mos furn
ing coolies and scdans instead OF mules and csrto
the roads wore very bad; words 70 that oHect
thus gives 70 be inferred that WA because the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

Gen. kEMPER-l understand that the Senate resolution
has no reference TO the subject Of the resolution which
have offered
Mr. RUrERyoRp-I am mistaken then, and therefore
my objections. will say that whatever difference
OF opinion there may be in regard TO the action which
this body should take, seems to that there but
one course TO pursue, and that is the resolution
through unanimously and without discussion The people
this State do not want words wordy resolutions or
words about resolutions There is general agreement
upon the part of the people of this Commonwealth that
we should go to work
The question was then put upon the adoption Of the
preamble and resolution and they were adopted without
dissenting voice.
General Kcmper was then instructed TO inform the
Senate Of the adoption Of this resolution informed
1t also passed that body unanimously
The House then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
soint resolution sent from the Senate.
MI JAMES BARBOUR, of Cupepper-For my part, am
ndinerent as TO what action shall be taken upon this
sutton is suggested 10 me, in regard 10 the resolution
which submitted TO the House this morning, that should
mover us reference 10 joint committee. think that
committee Of this House is better than joint committee
ior the reason that Is likely promptly by be
ing composed Of fewer members. One Of the important
SUBJECTS 70 be considered by that committee is, to
IAN and report promptly all the facts connected with this
INVASION Grave and important action has been taken by
ne branch Of this House. ascertain whether
facts within the knowledge Of that branch OF this
ment have justified the Executive in the course he has
taken with reference TO the late invasion These facts
demand Of the General Assembly Of VIRGINIA tho
nae, mos' serious and important action and one o
WITH hs sssS . 3 ana important steps connected
lives ne popular Of vrpiniaas be vrand
my 800 sne people Of this Commonwealth to inquire into
me ac ma give publicity TO them. For one sir wan,
10y me cause the ground, the facts upon which ara
io@oed tns spprehensons that this Commonwealth was
De mvaded-that apprehension 80 serious that has
.soo wc tx rsguar array troops army Of
hended invasion One Of the objects have in view X 70
lerre tns maser 70 committee is that il shall make
cam denDeate ana strict inquiry into all the sources
fhat we may know and the people Of this
may know, the facts are aaepresentedf IN short Il
legal combinations Of men have been formed to invade
portion Of our territory. do not Like 70 create any diff
renee between the two houses these purposes can h
accomplished BY the resolution Of the Senate will maj
objection but rather think shall never hear an,
more Of the matter, II goes before joint COMMITTEES
composed OF 20 large number az the enates resoluto
suggests.
Mr. AspnsoS-I would prefer referring the subjec. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
TRusT SALE

OY virtue Of executed by the Hemp
ID detd Railroad Company bearing date the 4th da OF
SEPTEMBER ISIS, AID record in ihe clerks edc=
the County Ccurt Of Ohio in deed book 10 page 81
VIII sen the OF the Cozrt oise Of Ohio
county, the FIRST Monday OF March next n: 10 o,cs \
II, the following ptce parcel Of ground t'us Ga Wheel
ing creek and within the Unite OF The city OF Nnertug AID
bounded - feevs-'o wit: Beginning for tkr same at q
Of Fulton street. thence wi; Fulton street Soh West
81 hundredths pole lire Of Baltimore street
thence with the EAST line Baltimore street North S deg
Est S:15 poles line with the south SIDE Of
Chestnut street. thence North 81 decs. East 80 poles
Wheeling creek thence down said creek with the eanders
thereof South Il dS West So poles 10 the North side "f
Quincy street thence North side Quincy South
81 degs West 1874 poles the heCnning containing three
and three rOods This ground lies Immediately above
the Disiery property IN Ea Wheeling Selling Trus
tee will convey such title vested in by SAID deed
OF trust.
TERMS sSLEone fourth in cash, and the balance in
Jan29 JAS PAUL., Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

~ 4rrestel-On Saturday morning the
dice of Pittsburgh arrested, Oh the strength OF
Geographic despatch, two men, named respec-
rsIy David Lentz and A. Pfeifer, charged with
,e.jin, s., 800 in Atwater, Ohio, near Alliance.
;o,hing Indicative of the charge was found on
heir persons. They had no baggage, but each
ID gun. The Mayor held them till further
,ders. The money was stolen from j. C. Hall,
nd $1,000 is offered for the apprehension of the
fcves. Wonder if the Pfeirer named is Abra-
an Pieifer, very large man, who is so well
nJwn hrreabouts!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. I4-Overland mail 2lst has
arrived. No through passengers. No way news
of interest. San francisco papers of tue 2lst
destitute of news Steamer Uncle Sam libeed
again for $4,000. The Los Angeles Star OF
the 22d says Col. Holfnan's escort dragons
under Lieut. Chapman had been attacked by
Mohave Indians near Beale's Crossing, Colorado.
The latter were beaten off with loss of ten
Ckilled1 The Mohaves had united with tie
P.ntas and other tribes and declare that no
military post shall be establshet'in their Souh-
try but the whites may pass through. Hoffman
returned to San Francisco. Chapman en- route
for Fort TETON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

81 The T1oo Husbands.-We stated yester-
by morning that young woman, the daughter
/ a tavern keeper on Market street had re-
Aatly found herself in possession of two hus-
ends. 1t is not known how the matter was
si,led but the first love has disappeared and
1T the field clear. We presume the affair was
nicably arranged and it is ardently hoped that
othing will be heard of the going and coming
asband for at least seven years more. There
&c rumOrs of some farther odd Developments
n connection with this affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
~ TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 15.-Reeeipts Flour and pri-
rather rme 1860 bbls IS as for superne and
So for Rye Flour firm a. and Corn Meal 62&
Wheat dull hut there Is much Offering and prices
changed; sales of red at l8II 8s and white at 45G
Les. Rye commands s5c. Corn in steady demand at
yous sales 3UUO Vuh yellow at Soc for and 80
damp. Rye commandss5. Oats active at Doc.
CNcSNATI, Feb. 4.-Four firm with good demand; sales
31GO bb IS 90 for superne and 1913 for extra;
receipts moderate Mess Pork and Lard dI and prices
nomnaI Fair demand Bacon with sales $50 hhds
~ and 9 for shoulders and Si1. BIlk meats uEchGnE
cd; SU00UOs sides sold private terms. Wheat advanced
81 IS prime white and 81 25 prime red. CoyGTseed
dun and dropping at $4,000 90 Good demand for
full rates. Currency growing Exchange
and very firm at ItGE1l for Eastern.
NEW YoEE, Fab. 1+.-your advanced sales II 600 hbt
at $5,25 for State $6,25964O for Ohio and S5G5
for Southern. Wheat firm; sales 5000 bush AVG i5Eor
red and 1850 for white Corn quiet, sales unnporant
Pork dull at SlSSJD for and $l362& for prime.
Lard heavy at l29l2A. Whisky dull at 2T1S.
BALTMoRE, Feb. I4Flour quiet at 1913 for lowsrd St
Ohio Wheat unchanged ,+0a ~ for white and
8Ol 5 red. Corn receipts large; southern
white and yellow sells 1916 Whisky steady at sue for
Ohio and % for city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

;5r As tie spring trade is opening let US re-
ind some of our friends who are still living
within she'll" to unfurl their banners to the
icezes, and let the country know where they
c, aud what they are doing. Besides the ben
i. which must naturally result from this course
, proper trade, it looks liberal and sociable,
I'D begets an acquaintance that naturally in
lines the public TO deal with, and respect you.
% al these, properly arranged, we shall call
be attention of those wanting articles in any Of
be varied departments of trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15


10 The EUideaee.--We learn that the evil
ueN'e against Moses Bloom and Herman Levi,
'"s Two pedlars, now confined in Jail for the
,vOoeFy of Mr.. Smiths dry goods store in
y ',n'nston, has accumulated so as to leave no
,'l'' OF their guilt. 1t will be remembered
~ ,r'' j, chssel was found upon the persons of
=. @e men. This ehissel was notched and
1'Ned by hard usage, so as to present rather
~ .YOSn and odd looking point The instrument
|-s examined by witnesses from Washington,
- Tue examination of the parties here, and
~. taken to Washington, and found to
tb',FeSpond with the indentatiuns in the door of
tba store, which was pried open on the night of
Tari ;ooGery. 1t is understood that Bloom and
wiz wiz VIII DC removed to Washington tomorrow
WIN their own consent for trial