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, 1859-09-06
Death Of :, Prominent Citizen Of
Indiana.

!Snt.SAroLls. Sept. ;,.--Ex Gov. WALLACE. Al,
o'h resident oi this city, ;lni 1t his death 'lue
~: the Common Pleas Court, died Of aroplexy
last night Mr. Wallace has bcrn q yrrv prom
i:,'tlt man i'll this S1:tr having represented l!er
;s'&trtst> in Congress we'll :> in the l.c=i>ll
tist, Executive mud Other bra,.chr, ni tue State
truHvrHl1lgnt,
, 1859-09-06

N0vcmeilt* Of SENATOR DHuGsnk.
NAsni>GTn>, sept. tth.->enator Douglas
leaves the city Monday morning, passing
through Harrisburg, reaching Pittsburgh III
midnight. liz speaks at Culuntn~, Hhi.. at :,
o'clock "Wednesday, 7. ~, ulso in Cincinnati,
Thursday evening. lie will reach Chicago OH
Saturday.
, 1859-09-06

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LAKE. S11oHE SALE AEp Si1rT1Fd AErs
MONDAY, S.pt, :.
Markct Repo,:cd hv WsI7E1 SHERMAN expressly IT Ky,
Pes, ASH T2IEtSE fur tic Wee eHdiiS 3aiuFl4s
, 1859-09-06
nr, Nh,;lf, t>oYn. OTIS. I've. tat. H-c<,
IL la. tu. su. ~, Nn, N,,

The following table shows tie amount Of Flour
aud Grain in store in this city, OH the Sd inst,
compared with the a1noun. in store i year ago ::
, 1859-09-06
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ C.tGu RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ c..Gu RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
eu anil after SUNDAY. Nay = l5as. two Express Tr!n.
ST Louis CAIRO 3t:M MEHF'I:$ Hs1H$4 4y1cksDuRo, AND
Northern Misso4ri, Eanse.s and Nebraska.
y # the st. Louis. Alton and Chicago ALL all
fAta! atsrvts, k':g >,u1h, ~ fnEnws:
Trains leaves IT. Louis brpn West Van Eureu and
9:oa aul.-Inv Express fsun.lay, excvpred>
s.30p m-Sisht Express. tally tsatur,a: r1eepted)
Night E1pr,~,. 7os \. n.
Mil %'1 Express, 'u43 p III.
tCh 18th all be Il Ea. and Northern Lne1
At joliet With t-c Rock l.Lnd Il, H. west a.d lie cut
\, lc"r::. Junction with th. Peri. and Oauawka r. Il
!" fe"'7 G1esbur5a. Burlington, aud Intermediate
y Bloomington With the 1inols Central Railroad North
~ Springfield with the Great we>tc.n IND Railroad East
t" l'c, .atut. and west II Jacksonville and Maple.
AZ 81. !"u. with the i'ariEc kasoat. Missouri RIVER
lnai!Al and St. Joseph a lrnai point, Oh Missouri
;'er. Pisss lcak md the Rud regions North M,ssnus
kaH%. and NchrAk aid with St. Louis Cairo and New
of' us rev c u steamers 70 calro. Mcnphi v!rkabure
an! New ORLEANS.
Through Tickets be ha,, the COMPANY, Once No
- ltat:nFn street. opposite Ircmont House. Chicago It
tic tei', c"f"r Hcs Van lrrn Eanal 4treefr and
al ths }fc7A Fa1oaa tckvt olres In the Eastern Middle
la.vs 1t Fare and Frcigh,s same IL BY mr. otbrr
rtu:e. - ~ oe'
Jrlixt ana Wilmington accommodation.
Strr1In as Intermediate stasiou-eav. Wilmington It
Ltavt Chcx" ji3 =. n arrive at jolIet At 4: Is ~; ri
"ln'iugton 1t .;=op m. A4
n H. NnapR fan &,ent and - 49,. 'oen oup1.
, 1859-09-06

No. L,o:, Building, IT Ca.k a1u Water s:rcc..
EUI'AfiD
Arp!c:tu- fnr I1-u!11!,v - reErwa Of Policies ard
all .,l.es4 tollcttr. with .dtcr H. nIu!c ."u
tay aF .sel .Atl:,t, l. tr Cty VI chicago. with fiI
;"~ ;;;r,l!s aud i>.l r"lr!cs. f.vnr
he "thtr rt-.-ia ranc@. and it, ln will e
Il. liz c".tr4lc II public BY Honorable
c,..rat II Lr4t.As.
" MIC ILL., General -. Fl l. II West Thiol Street,
Cincinnati: u: to ~!pE a. ap!:atiHn fer Agencies il thu
We-'eIl Ut sou:L u rsic., s4tv, ulay le addressed
IN
, 1859-09-06
DILOENIN INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD. GO N N.
Il

CAPITAL sTUCK......-.... s4oo ooo 90
s1RrII7S. III, IL -336
Af1EEs.
tA1h hand md III E,ua 10 06o %
1a.f the hA,ds of Agents AID III transit. 39ooi
Real estate Erunlh+ feti. 5000
LoaIts secured Ly Of real es::c unelcd. S. 10 "
Lvs ny secured by .elgc u stocks bouds &c 8I.o u
, 1859-09-06
,IN.I.k :, ~.
". l.. ST. JnItS. ii "...:..
Gl1IC.NiO AND \ll|

~ EAll.E ~.
ITaInA tnr AH%all- -tr .rl:" !.
At3.nI. III ,f"t','%a- -
Ats.ia7 III -t",-t,sL -
ConDcctl1. 1t MiI*.1.1.
Railroad, forming II" ~ ID.
aud ihe shurs-t AIT ',..A j. !;
Northwest.
Wauk.kan .sccnh"!3,..'..... 7: ~.
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For Sale Low to Close COnsignments.

For Sale Low TO Close COnSlgnmentS.
OO1O FEET OF 16. IT, IS FIT. OARS,
y Z - IS coils Manila cordage,
100 kegs nails,
20 bNs Dixo1's tobacco,
kegs nutmegs,
so kegs and half barrels split peas,
10 half boxes ratsins,
8 bxs saleratus,
20 cases sewed calf brogans,
As half barrels choice Bourbon whisky,
10 cases Catawba brandy,
10 cases fresh lard,
9 half barrels hide poison,
2 cs alcohol,
o barrels mess beef,
25 coils tarred Russia cordage,
IS dozen denim oserals,
6 quarter pipes dark brandy,
3e4 pounds pump leather,
1000 pounds pure lead,
1000 pounds extra lead,
465 gallons boiled linseed oil,
2 bales cloves,
ID bags pepper,
- 10 cons asss-%ea bolt rope,
1 package 20 sides rigging leather,
10 casks 5000 pounds pilot bread,
Alp dozen duck pants,
10 dozen blue flannel shirts,
81 boxes family soap,
Is coils spun yarn,
cases goat brogans,
i bale hemp twine,
5 cs Suffolk blue drills,
Z coils Russia shroud rope,
SO pima dresses,
100 cases best champagne cider,
5 cases picked peppers,
2 barrels Oregon cider
IS kegs whisky.
18TH j.. % SPALDiNo.
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EXCHANGE FOR SALE.
-yu BILLS.OR BILLS DRAWN
!" in sums c suit purchasers, on New Bedford Tor sac 0y
l43-f ~.
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Spiral Autifts.

. ~orICE.-Ths Members Of Hawaiian
4 NJ NJ IN Honolulu, are notified to meet at
So r..bumaau St, Sunday afternoon, At 81
80. Of attending the funeral Of our deceased
scH I'D standing are respectfully invited.
arH A Fernandez,
.r1sss. uso-1p Secretary.
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MECHANIC ENGINE co. No. g :
n -,yE NOTICE = Hereafter, the Notices for
m. and Meetings will be discontinued, and the
- be guided by the signal flag as hoisted at
- Per order,
j. SNITHIES,
Secretary NJ E Co. No. 2.
ut Z 1852 'o'-lm
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LIE HoNORARY MEM.

= To ~ OF MECHANIC ENGINE CO. NO. 2!
s.-In accordance with a vote passed at 9
Meeting of the above Company, il was re-
s,,.rripsiOns ef Honorary Members cease from
axe this opportunity Of thanking the late
- sr their past Iberality, and hope some Of
- % seek admission into the Active Ranks.
81 Per order,
J. SNITHIES,
Secretary NJ Z. Co. No. q
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@. g. 90.
I'd &C.,. FOB sALE = roLLowINc
nnire IN ~eeptember next by the American clIpuer shir
nADCGA, from Boston direct.
SALES TO ARRIVE WILL BE MADE.
Dry Goods.
S Ss, blue drilling. Bales Manchester denims,
Cases hickory shirts, Bales P. R. denims,
Bales 2-bushei bags, Gases : r rsn.mp shi4t..
Bales buriaps,
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
Mems ns eess e,f goat Ssia sr1s ;,ss.
Mems ennameied brogans,
Mems patent leather shoes, sewed and pegr.d
Mems thick boots,
Russell bride leather
Rigging leather.
Saddlery.
Buggy harness, English brides.
morsted haiters, Roller surcingies,
Horse S@s shu sslSer WHIPS N TsIs c ships,
Buggy shafts, lCuried hair.
Groceries.
Casks butter, " tomato ketchup,
Tins extra corn meal, " sausaees.
Half bbls crushed sugar, " assorted soups.
barrels extra vinegar, " honey,
Gases nutmegs, % lobster.
Cases table salt, " clans,
Gases lemon syrup. BLACK pepper,
Provisions.
Casks pilot bread, arc casS Sn, %esiu mei Srs osdl'
Casks navy bread, Barrels navy bread,
Barrels medium bread, Casks butter, &C
Boston Beauty, Nos. Z, 8 and 9,
Home Treasure, Nos. I and s,
Perfect Treasure, No 7
The above favorite brands are complete, with hollow ware, &C
Naval Stores, Paints, SC.
Barrels cotton Irvine, Mineral red,
Barrels chalk, Yellow ochre,
Kegs beeswax, Paris green,
Barrels pitch, Furniture varnish,
" rosin, Cases spirits tarpentine,
Sheet lead, Gases boiled oil,
san needles, Gases alcohol,
Kegs pumice stone, Gases white DENIAL varnish,
Hardware.
Iron shoves, Bars refined iron,
Wood-handled pokers, Norway shapes,
Charcoal irons, Sheet lead,
Axe handles, Sheet zinc,
Handled axes, Brass-wire selves,
rs sickles, cast-steei shovels
Cinch nails, spades
Wrought spikes, Casks cut nails
Wrapping Paper.
Manila wrapping paper 20 &C.
S, " a HE
Agricultural Implements.
Mule collars, OK yokes,
Cane knives, Ok bows,
Improved cultivators, Horse hoe,
Eagle plows, Garden engines,
Cultivator teeth, Planters hoes,
whippletrees, Gross bars,
Cart feioes, lsickles.
Gases tobacco, Casks coal, Bales wick,
Kegs powder, Solar chimneys, Horse cart,
Solar wicks, Whale boat, Nests trunks,
Kegs shocks and heads, Bales corks, 0il-cask shocks,
Bales gunny bags
COrdage.
Coils spunyarn,
Coils houseline,
= Coils MARINE,
Coils Am. seizing,
Coils Russia rathne,
Coils Russia bolt rope
Stationery.
White ruled foolscap, Government envelopes,
Blue - " iF1aXen cord,
Fine blue satin paper, Linen Irvine,
Commercial note paper, Pass books,
Bath post paper, Cap ledgers,
Long day-books, Journals,
Red tape, Memorandum books,
Tagging cards, Envelopes
And a great variety of articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO
One TiIbury Jumper,
WhalebOats,
Assorted sizes yellow metal sheathing,
" " composition nails,
Hard pine heading,
l6O-tf Smooth sawed spruce clapboards.
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Va. who prsfesses 60 understand all
I'd sciences, assumes TO impose an absurdity upon
~ On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
are al diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
ui .bould az once be denounced as a quack nostrum-
%-rr Family Medicines do not assume TO cure all
"A me remedy. They have eIveen different medicines,
n o IN peculiar disease (; and time has proved, be
~su. the efficacy and certainty Of thAe preparations
~zuprises the allowing medicines:
kurBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
sa.LL's UTERINE CATHoLIcoS;
kHNBERG SARsAPARILLA;
~EuEyBERG PILE REMEDY:
kUuBERc DYsESTERY SYRUP;
r MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
k~aEyBERG CHILDRES's PANAcEA;
knrBERc Co~NsUNPTIvE BALM;
kzNBERG EYE LOTION:
L.vxpyRc FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY;
,svxzrRG HEALTH BITTERs;
F. AL~.. or HEALTH- -
H. s. ORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
-z REDINGTON & CO.
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
y G~r.efenberg D~ysensery SyraP.-This
srsnary article Is a speedy and infaliible remedy in
era Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum
late Cholera. IL taken with the first symptoms Of
-z- II Is purely vegetable in its compound
r<sb~zx Children's PaRacea-for Summer
nd most diseases to which children are subject Its
an never be set forth in words, but ii can be felt and
by parents whose children have been saved No
- Be Without It.
Erzfenberg Medicines are for sale by
8. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
klrats. REDINGTON & co,
Wholesale Druggists San Francisco !
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4 xrbers o. the above Company are hereby notified
Az lbs date. notices for drills viii not be issued
LrsEr-
,-.r Drills VII be held at the Armory Of the Corps
CsT SATURDAY, At S O'Clock, P. NJ Per order:
JOHN H BROWN,
L-,-eER Captain
orderly Sergeant
Ezr. HouoIaIu Rifles,
April o. 1859 l4o-u
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Tax assessors Notice

SHIPPING OFFICE.
~OTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED ID,
~ would most respectfully inform the merchants Of Homo
entered into co-partnership, for the purpose of shipping foreign
seamenL' From past experience and strict attention 70 ne y nn-
care faithfully, and with dispatch :,
II Having made arransemen.s Win Nj az samsn " shall
be enabled to have whole crews on hand for shipment al me
IN. B.-Approved security given for the amount advanced to
seamen until outside of the reef A.
WILLIAM A. MARKHAM
Late Of the firm of Graham & Markham Shipping Agents
r1HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
attention q the residents Of this district to the fO mow ss
furnished them Of any parties that may lay themselves pao'e
SEC p III. If the owner of any unlicensed stallion shall conceal
or neglect to make return Of the same, as a stallion, = ~
lars. for every stallion not thus returned one-haif OF which
shall be paid to the person giving information to the assessor or
T-H- c sEA ;
Assessors of Honolulu District
1..,un, Lac % 1880 1654t
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
u1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
: formed z .Sgss!p e cdp s S1d sse the pu np%s aa s esTyi !, on a
General shipping and Commission Business. HANGS
Honolulu, Aug. 80, 1859. 1ss4t EDWARD p ADAMS.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE.
wEHALEMN BILLS;OR BILLS DRAWN
14su IN sums e sun '1'' D. 9. WATERMAN & co.
SPIRITS TUR2ENTINE.
GALLONS. IN 5 GAL. TINS,
1ssl5f D. c. WATERMAN 4 co.
1UN-POWDER, In In tin. d. los in I'm tins,
3s14f W: AlDaIcH.
- FENCE POsrsl
MAMAm FENCE PoS 0Esa r31H az 3 ID 81
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LsolrLU LfCEUM..rhs members Of the
80 are hereby notified thas(Ae meetings Of the
- bed at Il o'clock every FRJRAY EVENING,
uJr Fort Street Church Per order,
FRANZ BISDr, Secretary.
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las A. NILS PrOeaEs DE RocEAsIE LoOer, No.
II s Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Council OF the
-zbhs Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
"a -uIr meetings on the Wednesday nearest
- 4 each month, at the odd Lodge Room, in King
-s-r brethren respectfully invited to attend
T.. f5otfI JOHN H. SLEEPER, Secretary.
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145-tf

upEsIAN -ENCAMPMENT, Ne. 4,
,-r.ser The jurisdiction Of the R. w. G. Lodge OF the
Is ne regular meetings Of this Encampmenf are
~ and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month
I visiting members are respectfully invited TO attend
Per Order. c. p.
yov. 10. 1858 12+u
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7COMMERCIAI.
WHOLESATF NJ

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRoofs-COmmOn AK g ~.
BUrT4R-In kegs 10.
BUCRETs-Marietta s78225.
CHEESB-Western Reserve lUc;
OAHDLEs-TalloH mould Il; din 81 star %. sperm N
OoEEEE-J1YA lSei Rio l2S9is.
EML9uE-s,pP Is 5S,'S; L1trA e,OOSsrsS.
RYE-Sl
OORS-I6.
BAHLRY-65.
OATs-SO953.
PEATHKRs-4O945s.a scarce
PIsH-Shad ga; HerrInR1 a.; MaekeFelNo S1qK
PuRs-Raeeoon SO98TEe.
GISsASG-S5a6l.
H1T-cl9ysI : ton 1885, Timothy $4,000.
LtNE-LouisvIiIe $4,000.
aOLAssEs-Ne~ Orleans 90 Sugar House 4Sc.
N.EAt sToa s, -;Tsg9ipen.Ine 20: tar s4xa5i
RAcs-Pt935<, dull.
RIck-5R5L
sEEDs-Paxseed I25; Glover c@6K
SOAP-Castie per lbl59lB; common 5G6.
STGAEs-NeW Orleans 11flPS hid. 6aaS5S in Dbl
sSuTE-ScOtch &c; Rappee 22926.
TEA-Gunpowder 4la7U: Imperial 40965; Hyson S59TOS
touching 2593uc: OOlong SSg15c.
ToBAoc0-6tEIsts l2i I'VE roll 249Ss.
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IaY TELEGRAph

NV YoRE, March 2o-Flour Arm; sales 1900 bills at
4SS6for State, G096S0 for Ohio and 80 IS 6T5 for
Southern Wheat rm, sales 10 roo bush; for white
and $1s9loI for red Corn dull; sales 2TOOO
bush. $50 for mixed sSs9e yellow PORK heavy
q for mss and g., for prime Lard heavy
l169l2c. Whisky steady.
BALTIMORE, March Q2-Pour dull Wheat quiet and low
sales OF white at ~ 5N9 IS. Corn buoyRnt at s29SGe
for Yellow and 16Isc white. Provisions quiet; bacon
side are quoted At 9. Pork sales Of SIsT5-
Whisky dull at 20c for Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, March 92.-Flour dull and for extra,
prices have declined l2e; sales for shipment $3.50
good superhne and western extra and for home
this rate to ~ 50 for Fancy. Rye -four held S4T
and Corn Meal at SSH. The demand for WheA
enoGi sales 1000 bush 81 5Sl 90 for red and SsU
white Rye In demand ~ 95e4I co. Corn In demand
6Sc for yellow aud STe for white. Oats dull 54'5e
Barley MRlt 2,OOO bush sold At Si,0O Whisky At
2s83Oc.
CISCxx4TI, March 9S.-Rlour dull supsrane offered At
S6Ie95 IS quite freely. Whisky advanced H with sales
Of 90U0 bblS. At G4Z. Provisions dull; 20UU hhds
meat sold At 6A9sA including packages. LArd-il bbs
sold OtllA small lots Of bacon shoulders sold T7,
and sides at on. GToceTits unchanged fair demand
fan Of rates Money market unchanged exchange
at HgH PREMIUM and in some cases x premium; market
quiet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

BF5r Pixies Pedk-The steamer North
Crn was at the landing yesterday crowded with
passengers and all sorts of "hittiu' " for Pixies
Peak. Seventy-6vo persons, men, women and
children, invalid's afflicted with the gold fever
took passage from this city. They werc mostly
from the vicinity of Henrysburgh, over in Bel
mont county. They had their dishes, and beds,
bedding, household and kitchen furniture along,
ready to commence housekeeping anywhere
The women looked anxious and concerned
enough to discourage the men from the wild
goose chase, aud somehow or other fancied
we could see traces of sorrow and a sort of for
bOdng of bad luck and disappointment in their
still faces. We published despatch the other
day from St. Louis, stating that a person just
arrived there had pronounced Pixies Peak a
humbug. We hope, for the sake of these peo-
pie and many others who have doubtless ventu-
red their all upon the expedition, that the re-
port may not be true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

WAsuIN0rox, March 22.-Private letters from
several of the most important commercial HOus-
es at Vera Cruz, received here, say feeling of
entire confidence exists among the business
classes there, regarding Juarez's ability to de-
fend the city against Miramon.
The New Orleans "Crescent" of Friday last
states that there are now 80 sail and inward and
outward bound vessels detained at the mouth Of
the Mississippi. The water being insufficient
to enable them to pass the bar.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-It was expected on
last Monday that the Grand Jury who made
presentiment week ago against SIR. Sickles for
murder, would return n true bill, but so far
nothing further has been done on the subject
Prominent individuals have been named for
the British and French missions and the London
Consulate, but it is well known that no changes
concerning them are contemplated.
Lieut. Gen'l Scott is expected TO arrive here
on Friday next
The Boston Post Office question has not yet
been acted on by the Attorney Gcn'l, to whom
all the papars in the case viii probably be sub
mitted to-mO-rrw.
Post Master Capen has arrived here.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TuR DAILY INTELLIGt NCER
ogy1cE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The New York
HerGIds Washington dispatch says the State
Dept received this morning dispatches from Mr..
Churchill, direct from Vera Cruz. He states
that the Juarez govt is gaining strength and
stability every day. and that it will be able to
hold against Miramon, even though he should
take Vera Cruz, which, however, there is no
probability of his doing. He suggests the pro-
prie'y of recognizing the JUarez govt, and
thinks it good stroke Of policy. Our govt
will not at present take Mr.. Churthilrs advice.
They intend to wait until they hear something
definite from Mr.. McLane.
Senior Mata had long interview with the
Sec'y of State before leaving here. and learned
what course the Administration intended to pur-
sue. He will remain in New Orleans for the
present.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MA-TTERS.

~ A Readable Lncident-Some three
months ago young woman, neatly dressed and
Intelligent looking, applied to the captain of a
steamboat at st. Louis for passage to this city.
She said she had no money, but would try and
pay her fare after reaching her fathers house in
this county. The woman said she had married
a young man against the will other parents, and
had gone with him 70 the far west to seek for
tunc;that her husband had Sickened and died,
leaving her penniless and friendless in strange
land. The captain sent her aboard, with little con-
tidence in her story, having determined to take
her from natural motives Of common humanity:
In due time the boat landed in this city. After
discharging and taking on her freight, the boat
turned her snout down stream on another trip,
and came back again last week, bound for Pitts
burgh Whilst throwing out some freight at
the landing, a young woman, accompanied by:an
old man, went aboard, and the former inquired
for the captain, and upon meeting that person
age, was Immediately recognized as the inter
esting dead.head of the preceding trip. The
old man offered to pay the passage money thrice
over, and expressed his gratitude in such affect
ing terms that the captain felt Qor very short
time) like dead-heading everybody. Theyoung
womans experience in going west, and the aw-
full time she had out there, were told to us by
the clerk, with many incidents and fourishes
which might be strung together in very pref
ty romance, but We are not son that" now.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

~ The prOmptness and energy with winch
Genl Feeney and his associates in the Post
Office, have pushed forward the arrangements
for public accommodation in the new Custom
House, after the Post Office Department of it
was given over into their charge, are deserving
Of commentator. They have taken evident
pains and been scrupulOusly anxious to afford
the most entire satisfaction to the public by
leaving nothing to be desired in the way of
facilities in the Delivery Department Every
thing inside and outside has been plainly and
beautifully labelled and numbered, so that blum
ders, errors or mistakes of any kind are impos-
sible. Certainly, no people than we of this
good city can boast of more heartsome Post
Office or a more desirable presiding officer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

AUGUSTA, March 22-It is rumored that the
bark Rowlens has larded six hundred Africans
on the coast of Florida. The story is however
considered as very doubtful. The Rowlens
cleared at Savannah for Havana on the 18TH De-
cember last and has scarcely had time to make
a voyage to the coast of Africa and back.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

MADISON, Ind, March 22d.-John Bramwell
and wife, aged respectively about 20 years, were
killed last night nt o'clock. They were COM
ing to Madison in u buggy and in going down
the turn pike, the night being very dark, the
horse ran off the road prceipitating the oecu-
pants of the buggy into n railroad cut. The
unfortunate victims were found early this MORN
ing. The body of Mrs. u. was still warm, but
life was extinct An inquest was held over
them which elected the above facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-23

H-Ssnt up from South Wheeling.-on the
night of the elst inst, Mr.. Nicholas Speidel, was
secretcly followed aud waylaid by Peter Ear
ron. Peter struck Mr.. SPeidel, with stone,
injuring him SO severely that it was necessary
to call in medical aid, for which unbeeoming
conduct he was taken before Aid. Joseph Wood,
and fined twenty dollars and costs. in default of
which he was taken to the "Fiflh street board
ing House" for the term of twenty days.