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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

To Dealers in city and C"untry.-Thosc
who desire to buy goods on the most favorable
terms, will do well to call on I. II. Logan & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, No. ~ Main St.
Their stock is full and complete, embracing
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, yarnishes, Dye
stuns, Grocers' Drugs, Notions Perfumcries,
&C. They respectfully invite call from cash
and prompt customers, to whom they will en-
lcavor to give satisfaction in goods and prices.
They are also General Agents for DIR. TOdd's
Liver Pills, BrentIingers Fluid Extract Dnnde-
lion and sarsaparilla, and DIR. Chuwnun's IIoar,
hound Balsam.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

eay-A'7est Of a Gang of Ro,oaies.-on Fri
day night John Farley, Casper Rodenbaclz and
Nieheal AInguirc, nctuatcd by half romantic,
half prcclncious feeling. procured skiIF and
about ''thc wee sma' hours" padded across the
river and like set of bold buccaneers proceed
cd to fill the boat with load of the onions, rad
dishes and other vegetables which grow so tall
OIL the fertile Island. After getting load they
returned to this side of the river and deposited
their vegetables, in a vacant stable. The eyes
appcrtainins to Washington Denfenbaugh, po-
liccman, were set upon these movements, and
his ears upon plot which was. then and there
made to rob the garden, of Mr. Bcsock on North
street. The officer watched the wanderings OF
tle party for sometime afterwards until whisky
ovcrcamc their plundering designs and they all
sought rest in COW shed, where they were
surprised and recognised. On Sunday they
we're arrested and taken before Aid. Hamilton,
who fined each $780, for violating the second
section simply. They are still liable to arrest
and punishment for their vegetable depredations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21

EB-A Couple qt' -Aista1es.-on Sunday
Thomas Rock, as hard case as his name
would indicate, appeared before AID. Quigley,
charging Mr.. aud Mrs. Jones, and Sandy Par
ker Ia boarlcr), with ''cussin' and abusin'"
him. Officer Lancaster succeeded in collecting
the parties at the Alderman's office, and when
Rock was requested to stand up and give his
evidence, it was discovered that he was not a
competent witness, being too drunk to stand
alone, much less speak intelligibly. They were
all dismissed, and in leaving the office Thomas
Rock staggered. 10 keep pace with his stagger
he had to run. Mrs. Jones thought. Rock was
running at her husband with intent to brain
him, and laboring under that. doluson, she
seized Thomas by the white hair and'pnllcd his
inlfrm person down to the dust, where she pun,
mcllcd him with a right good will. At last
they all got under way again, and went making
fence homeward, to the infinite disgust of all
decent, orderly people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
BY THE UNION LINE
FOREI6IN NEWS.

oEFIoE CORNER WAFER AND MoNRoE sTeEETs.
, 1859-02-04

Is such language as this TO he used to
the people of this territory and not resent
ed. 1 trust our citizens will examine the
difference Of the language used by Our
delegate and that used by his traducers and
enemies One heaps abuse upon the Off
GERS and citizens Of this territory, and the
other defends them at all times, all places
and all occasions.
There is next presented to our consider
alton /" Il clique" located at the 'metropo-
lis" of this Territory, with its "spoiIs and
plunder, &c" Now if this clique" real
ly does exist, who are the members!
Whence comes the great patronage to be
bestowed on favortes? Docs he refer to
those members who dared to differ with
him and vote contrary to his wishes2
So far from there being "clque;" so far
from the Democratic party seeking to-
"crush ont measures" the very reverse is
the case. We have never even assumed
the aggressive, but have always acted on
the defensive, and only close the ranks and
stand in battle array, to resist the attacks
of our enemies, or to defend ourselves from
the secret Vaccinations Of traitors within.
To HON does he refer as six months and
yearling democrats? Docs he refer to
those gallant old line wings, who, when
their party was broken up-when new
issues were formed--when new party
came into existence, whose principles strike
at the perpetuity Of the Unon-nobIy
Joined the democratic party to battle
against the common foe. How long is it
since he was found working in the ranks OF
the opposition, and using all his influence
to defeat the regular nominees Of demo-
cratic convention? A fact he cannot deny,
for he acknowledged that he opposed Gen.
Lane, and that he had right SO to do,
and that he would do so again. l admit
he has the right, and it may be his idea of
Il free and independent democrat, but it is
not very good democracy to bolt the nomi
nation, aud endeavOr TO defeat the nominee
for some private, personal or family oIjec-
ton.
If the gentleman will take the trouble
TO investigate the case Of the appointment
which he considers such an outrage, he
will find that there is nothing in the case
to Justify tho hue and cry that has been
raised.
In conclusion, would ask if the gentle
man is prepared to explain TO his consitu-
ents why he has changed his policy since
he came to Olympia? Will he deny that
he said there was not one ahti-Steyens man
in his county, Can he deny that he want
ed to borrow copies of Gov. Stevens
speeches for the purpose of writing a
speech in his flvorH Dare he deny that he
had a copy of Resolutions written out com
plimenting Gov. Stevens at the very time
those were introduced which he SO strongly
opposed?
He finds many things to condemn in the
administration and Post office department,
yet could tender them vote of thanks
bat because he finds one act Of our dele
gate which does not please him or some 81
his friends, he is willing to condemn him
unhcard to his political grave.
, 1859-02-04

CORREcrIoN.-It is due to the members
of the House, and Mr.. Dyer. the speaker Of
that body, to state that the error which oc-
Cured in not properly pre6Sing the note ad-
dressed to the speaker, by Gov Mason, ac-
cOmpanying the letter of Gen. Haney, was
altogether unintentional, and without design
We should gladly reprint the same, but for
the fact that no allowance is made by law
for such, and for the further reason that we
are not in circumstances to labor for Others
without just remuneration for our services.
Furthermore, AS the full number ordered
by the House have been distributed amongst
its members, and but few, if any, having re-
fused to acceptof them on account of the
above mentioned error, and its want Of
proper dedication" and as the letter Of
the General is not rendered in the least less
interesting thereby--we are Of opinion that
they have received all they are justly entitled
to
, 1859-02-04

LEGISLATIVE BALL-A free ball to oil
members Of the Legislature, was given by
Mr.. S. GALuHER, Of the Washington Hotel,
on Tuesday evening last. We believe most
of the members availed themselves Of the
invitation, and enjoyed themselves about as
much as is usual on such occasions The
dance was kept up in most spirited man
net until about two o'clock in the morning
Such as seemed to have no taste for en-
gaging in the "giddy dance, ," enjoyed them
selves Observation-Disclosures
, 1859-02-04

BB~Our readers are referred 10 the
speech of Mr.. TENANT, of Whatcom
county, in reply TO the remarks Of Mr., G,
NJ. CARTER, of Chchais county, delivered
in the House some time previously, The
copy of a second effusion of Mr. Carter,
being q reply to that of Mr.. Tenant has
just been handed us, but is too late for in
sertion in the present number. 1t shall
appear in the regular order OF er,nis.
, 1859-02-04

FERE.-A lot of lumber in process Of dry
ing, took FIRE on Monday evening last. BY
the exertions Of our citizens, the FIRE was
extinguished without doing much injury
Had it taken place later in the evening,
the result might have been serious, as the
kiln is situated in the vicinity Of two Of tie
most extensive mercantile establishments
in the place. The cause Of the fire was
sheer carelessness.
, 1859-02-04

PUaEr SoUND HERALD."-By perusal Of the
last number of the Herald cannot help coming to
the conclusion that our friend PRoscH has made
discovery Of some SORT and yet dissatisfied with that
discovery. Under the head Of " The Adjournment" /"
be speaks in language profound indeed, but little re-
moved from the sublime about "Judases,h hydra
heads" betrayed trusts &C., certainly strange
legislative conelomeiate, which heretofore we're
not aware had an existence in either the geological
political formation of that body.
We agree, perfectly and unqualihedly. with our
worthy cotempOrary concerning Judases and the be-
trayal Of conaded trusts. None detest such ac-
tions or conduct so unusthable than do, and
"ifp there was such character as tie editor Of the
Herald has descrhsd in Che hast Legislature, call
upon him to make his name public. We shall not
hesitate to lend our assistance TO bring about refoE
nation, either morally politically. In the mean
time we would suggest to the author Of the adjourn
meut' to continue bis subject, by holding up to the
view of his imaginary being or persons the moral
turitade Of their crimes the enormty Of their crimes,
and the damningr fate which awaits him or them
politically. BY doing so we douLt not but that the
person or persons who betrayed the trust OF an
ever vigilant and jealous people, will at once mmo-
late himself upon the alter Of Judas, and the price
Of inquity-tle thirty pieces Of slyerbe freely ten
dered to the author Of he adjournment 10 prOpitAte
his good will or crave his future favors When we
hear Of the happening OF either Of these events
shall probably be made acquainted with the name OF
the Hsrald's "JudasH-''if any such there be-"
, 1859-02-04

nE-At some future time, VIC shall very
likely have something to say in reply to the
Herald's criticisms upon our comments to
tho letter Of General Harney. Neither
time nor space will permit review of it
this week.
, 1859-02-04
piOHfrr anO prmOtrat.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARRY 4, 1859.
EDWARD rURsrE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
'"Truth crush'd to earth win r.sc again,
The eternal years of God are hers
ApJovRxED.-Thc sixth session of the

ADJOURNED. The sixth session of the
Legislative assembly of Washington Terri
tory closed its labors by limitation Of the
law Of Congress- on Thursday of this week
Although that political harmony and good
feeling which should choractcrize the delib-
erations of body which should have been
decidedly democratic, unfortunately did not
always prevail, still, personality save in per-
haps a single instance, we believe general
good feeling prevailed. Much and impor-
tant business has been transOcted-much,
also, had perhaps better been left undone.
Taken all in all, the session has been high.
" creditable to most Of the members com.
posing it, and They need have no fears OF
again meeting the constituency WHO elected
them to place and power. They have no
cause for shame, as the published proceed
ings and forthcoming journals will fully
show. That all will be able to return I'M
suIlied the interests which had been entrus-
ted to their keeping by coniding constit-
uency, is, however, matter of great doubt;
but as 1ce have no reason to complain, we
will mention no names at present. A re-
cord Of the votes will show some as occupy
ing singular pews in the political synagogue
making bed-fcllows Of strange associates.
We shall most likely have occasion to
touch again upon this subject.
, 1859-02-04

PERsoSAL-Archibald Campbell, com
missioner On the part Of our government
to run the boundary between the United
States and Great Britain. and Lieut.. Pnrke,
chef Astronomer Of the expedition, ar
rived here on Saturday last, per steamer
Constitution" They remained in town
but few days,
, 1859-02-04

- 4.
The little man then spoke,
Little soul it is no joke,
will tell the Prince and People
What think of Church and SteePIs,
4nd my little patsnt plan 10 prop them up, up, up,
And my little patent plan to prop them up
The gentleman who misrepresents Cheha-
lis county in our Legislature, Mr.. Carter),
made "little speech the other day, in
which he entirely demolishes poor "0ld
Buck aud his cabinet, and then by his
vote props them up"
He next handles our Delegate in Con-
grcSs very severely. In his oral speech,
Mr. Carter made use Of the following words:
There is something rotten in Denmark
there is corruption in high places, and it will
come @DUJN in less than ono
year " In the same speech Judge Fitz-
hugh's name was not once mentioned. A
sweeping accusation made by the Hon. gen.
tleman is entirely left ont Of his printed
speech the substance of which is this =
that nine tenths of the people are opposed
to the appointments made to this Territory
during the past year, by the President" /
defy him to prove any such charge. The
grand finale to his speech was not delivered
in the House and with all due reverence
to the 0@H& MG AH abili-
ties Of tenas man and tepds tHmtun must
conclude that he or they had an Assisting
committee to concoct it. The words six
months and yearling democrats" strikers, y
&c, could only have been uttered by black
puppy who was less than nine days old.
L. U. NJ. r. f. II.
, 1859-02-04

Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky.
Is put up in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale by al the principal Liquor Houses n San
Francisco. Jmf
, 1859-02-04

State Assayer's Office, 80 Somerset Street,
Boston, Mass, April IL, 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-f have made a Chemical Analysis Of
your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and
find It pure. Gne favored Bye Whisky, containing
no injurious matter Of any kind, and recommend o.
suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, N. D.,
State Assayer.
, 1859-02-04

WM. II. DAILY, Esq:
Dear sir-Your " AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY" is recired. and afteF careful examina-
ton find 1t to be a pure article. entirely ilee from
the ndulterating Ingredients 30 frequently used.
r0... JANE s J. MAPES, Chemist.
, 1859-02-04

70, Tie transfer q Scrip. u.aly ercni,d. b. nlsai
tbS osioa Of ths PIoSEEn Az DnrocRAT.
Oct IS, le5s.
, 1859-02-04
DALY'S
VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTENTION OF
w Dealers, as well as Consumers 10 the following
Certificates Of well known Chemists, who have ana
lyzed
DALY'.S AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY.
The high reputation Of the parties is sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for il.
wM. NEWELL \ CO..
: Sole Agents.
, 1859-02-04

NEW YoRK, April lG, 1858.
have analysed a sample Of " "D1LY'S ARO-
M-4TTC YALLEY IPlfISKI1n and end II TO be
pure article, Of fine favor, and without any delete
JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
, 1859-02-04

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[roa THE PIONEER AND Dr1ocnAr.l

[FoR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
There was Htls man, and he had Title soul,
And he said little soul, let us try, try, try,
VheLaer IFS tcithin our reach,
To make up a lille peech, ... r.
Just between little you and little I, III,
Just between little you and little l !"
, 1859-02-04
Special Notice.
Caution.

All persons are eaulloned aginst vending o. u'ia9
said Machine N the State or IarIloI|e1 aIorlaad
without a certificate from tlIe oWuen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
sTIIPPING,

THE yANDERBnT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED
States mail steamships VIII sail
yyaass TH g Captain Isis,rs s,..f9.X ApT 2
From Hsvre and
southamptnn for New Ye.t
NORTH STAR Captain A. g. Jones. wsdnesiay. Nay IS
Those stesmships have water tight compartments.
Carry able surgeons
Price sl a. and md :'ss
d. TORRANCE. No. Bowling Green. N. =.
CrEAs 70 LrvsHPooI, LONDON. GLASGOW. DYE.
ln Belfast .qA Londondsrry. Ard ~ As g.i.s.p. Z
M,spSo wSo s{ REDUCED sIes The L
Clyde sas IRON screw ss%:Aps s1s ssaSsd Z:
o1rY OF BALrnoRn. Saturday. M..cs q
:. 1nd every .iisrn:iis Saturday.
Anoeock, noon, from Pier No. AN.R
mn, s, r.-v e! .ns S O. r ...,AS o..
Third olasA nom New York 10 any Of Tie above named
Essm acis1 av.iabis Tor s mcn.is, So i:..sussss
1orwardsd % Hsyrs Paris Hamburg Brennan, Antwerp. and
~ para pr. Of rS ne Continent nth without dslsI
:ps $ .:sa g s :, a.: ~ . e: %
;ssSss' TS is.sS "a: Ss:s .rt Agent
TIE NORTH orRxA AZ , 55SyUs xAn srzAHsHr
c.. y Mi; ss ds SUaf sac: Nan.
WIN '''' p0''Ssy XTU r. MARCH 10 At ux,
for Breen via soshampton taking passenger. for Londs.
Fist cabin .Sl0l
second cabin 60
For &ssit or passage .
ozIf1cRR2 Eg. RREuroEx Rr1cHm1.
81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

EOR sALR-Ar AUCTION. ON MONDAY, MARCH IA.
al S4S Fulton street. Brooklyn house End ot Bedford
avenue the corner Of Myrtle .yenae ouse con
brick cornce csern water frst and second
stories and In itchen grained alley Jagged fine
,hade treea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
A UC1roN SALE OF COSTLY ROSEWOOD, SATIN
,rond ,ualnuf and mahogany hnuaahnd fnrnIure LARGE

UC11ON SALE Of COSTLf hOSEWOoD, bATlN
"A wood walnut and mahogany household furniture large
French pse mirrors splendid rosewood panotore articles
virtu Ac DC being the effects of family about removing;
the whole which will positively be sold without reservation
j. w. PORTER auoneer will sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. without any reserve, this day, March IL, at 10L
xepce 22S West Fourteenth street. near Ninth
Rich velvet tapestry carpet good ORDER
lid table all polished In the best marble
top fancy tables mirrors sofa bed chairs In hair CLOTH to-
champagnes umblers gobes and decante TO MATCH rich
china and dinner se costly silver tea and dinner
"A inch salver cake baskets casters csee and tea
spoons fo ke liquor stsnd superior table cutlery, DC
Cham ters Costly solid sewood and mahogany bedsesds,
marble top bureaus washsands and comm0dee to
match hair mattresses from 40 to 60 pounds made
and In excellent condition. ingram bedroom mir
clocks toilet tables towel racks toilet ocioths stair
loup ges couch beds ball stand and dining tables linen
sheets together with large and desirable assortment Of
ticles not mentioned.
The parers superior velvet carpets three msgn-
crimson and gold sn of the most description
Gothic and Turkish chairs In mOque and satin brocade
ladies' solid rosewood reception and chairs covered In
eod blue crimson and satin large and extensive rose
solid rosewood centre tables with rich sauary marble tops
rosewood pier sofa and side tables with
three costly wood etegeres with marble ops
pnte glass DOORS &c, Imported expressly for the owner
china with the most ctase and expensive landscapes
order In France gncen French plate pier glass
with heavy gold France heavy embroidered lace win
dow curtains and cornces large and extensive OF OIL
for rosewood pianoorte full seven octave elegant
hnished all round naid plate and richly set with keys of
real pearl being valuable and costly instrument rose
wood plano stool covered in satn with excellent and
city be packed and shpped by competent person at
the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
AMUsEMnNTs,

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IN s s1xos cog GREAT E9gssi RTxN TkogfS
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The whole Of tn. s.s sSaan rs OF ssio.s
Dress Circle 90 cents y amly Circle = Go
and ioursn uers capable OF seating Aoo perscns =
Saturday .i;inssa c;sjssi
in the coined, Of -. nAAAi fiAl'oA
bWEEihhAnis AND WIVES.
,xonc,r anooror.n
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
saturday evenna
AND Every NnaIhc puniNG "a. WHsks
INC Ma9ager announces tho revival Oh
vs. VIII =. ,zoScsS IN ASC ~. o9 s1sn ,.v. 49,.
sS4s!!ss e a. ~: NJ. >, - wv
kVEtr SONS ~ THE rLA1 - NEW
AVERY COST ME- ~ THE PLAY Is NEW:
EVERY PROPERTY IN THE PLAY ID NEW.
Tho following authorities have been consulted 10 the prod.
ton OF this great pay-Gddoos Ancient Egypt futaruas
Lvee j. j. kschcnburgs Manuel OF Classical LesrAenfos
Fmke's Greek Antiquities Roman Antiquities Josephu1I
Ihoe HOPES Costumes OF AncteD Egypt Df0dorus, BIZ -
Gardner Wknsons he Ancient Egypetan
Champollou Demon, Hales Morton Crania Egypuca, "a
Machinery n B. Wallis and Aasista1lB
Coetnmea from correct authority, by.....M Mr. waa6
Tbe entire play produced under the Immediate drSiIaa
of...........................,. r 9d11
The cast Of characters will embrace the names OF
Mr. HARRY PEARSON,
The celebrated and acknowledged English comedian.
Mr.. J. B. HOWE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER.
l0s1a ssx1osv, "a NJ aun ii ar

ID 6alssro0m rs Nassau street.
upeyb collection Of picures exceeding In quality any
made In TIL. country: henry B. LEEDS 40o. will sell At
auction evenings Of Wednesday and Thursday March
10 IL s O'Clock each evening" the National Academy
rooms Tenth street, Broadway superb collection Of
exceeding In quality sale In this country
The foreign pictures have been received Goup
Co., Of Paris through their successor In this city, Among
them win be found
FLORINDA. by wINTERHALTER,
valued ct over $4,000 Also superb picture recently painted
by yebocckhoven, received per last said exceed
anything ever painted BY this artist Also superb pictures By
Beaume dasant de Metz, Muller, Rousseau Issmbert Do
Dreux. Hilmacher, Gosse 9endou. Br0car, Moziu Van
scbendel Slayer T. W. Edonds Masterpiece by schleasin
GER &C. Also pictures Of the American artists such
Sssy Rosasr WisT Hay; Crmmings 0dd5s M!snot Lang
johnson. James N Hart VIM Hart CASTELAR,, r. Hicks
@. H. Hail. shattuck Brown Hubbard, Banvard- the drs
picture offered for sale In this counry-Bauve Hotch
i:s D. John;on Nichols Anni'li Carter Bellows Di1 La
Philadelphia Due Of New Haven and others Of this clsss
will be seen by the above names that sale Of this charac
ter has been made In this city. where Of tho
highest class Of artists associated picture Guaranteed
They will be exhibition ut the place week pre-
yious the sale Ladies and gentlemen invited 70 examine
this beautiful collection with catalogue, from A. H. 10 r.
NJ, free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

UCTION NOTICE.-wsILEs NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A eer-BRoWNE 4 NICHOLS will sell this day, Satur
day. March IL at O'clock in front Of selesroom IS Nassau
street Morgan colt fifteen hands high six old
and kind in single and double harness and
can trot in harness. hundred and City pound
road wagon built by L. Brouwer and set Of light silver
mounted single harness. the whole being the property of
gentleman lately deceased and TO be sold without
Also, whips, blankets, sheets, DC