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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

8-Dro"nel.-The Economy on her last
mp to St. Louis lost deck passenger overheard
IN the Ohio, and the return trip woman and
aer infant child, about the same place in the
"nlo, tell overheard, and the child was lost. A
e G passenger jumped overheard and rescued
The woman but the baby drowned. The others
were very near drowning, the man being nearly
exhausted when the yawl came7to the rescue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
Tr11staa,a Galn


Y virtue OF Deed of Trust Henry Otto and wife
to ETederlek Mozie bearing date the 10Th January
S ana duly record IN Ohio County Court Clerks ONCE
In book No. 49, Folio S. &C., and the under.gned having
by an order of said Court made the April Term 1859
E4'h day Of septenber 1883, before The The
Court House for Ohio County, the hour of II O'Clock
NJ sell lots NJ IS IS So in said Deed or Trust rnan.
toned situated iu the town of Trladvlp in Ohio County
Virginia. Terms of SAle-CnEh -
sepl8-lOd. HENRY Q. FLEsnER, Trpstee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

MADISON, IND., Sept 27.-The steamer Belle
Creole, lying near the marine railway, was burn
ed day. The cabin is an entire loss, but the
hull was not materially injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

80 The Rieer was rising slightly last even.
Ing with about five feet water in the channel
1t rained hard throughout the entire dav. In
tue afternoon the cutters were converted into
rivers r and the sewers into young Eiagaras.
~ Inc Ennice left for Cincinnati with good trip
The rain threw damper upon oil departments
OF business, except the sale of oil.cIoth coats
and umbrellas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

Hy-Arn Br0ken.-A little child got upon n
vegetable wagon opposite the Sd Ward. School
House. = yesterday. The wagon started without
the child's knowing it and its arm becoming
entangled in thewheel, was badly broken We
did not learn the name of the child.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

- More Ratn.-Ater the fine weather of
Monday, and our predictions that it would con.
tlnue' we think the soaking rain of yesterday
came with very bad grace, especially when We
consider that, with rain of five entire days pre-
v'oGs, the ground is saturated like sponge.
at present writing, the promise of another week
OF wet weather is almost as well defined as it
was week ago. But for a rainbow and the nc.
companying promise, we should begin to enter.
tain serious npprehensions Of the necessity for
getting up an ark like our ancestor Noah.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

a-Tsu Giants Reek.-The Intsllioeneer is
fof1nislled TO subscribers in any part of the CITY
or neiShborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

W-7ze Belle Creole Buyaed.-By reference
70 our Telegraphic column twill besseen5 that
the W heeling steamer Belle Creole, was yester-
a.. day destroyed by fire at Madison, Indiana
ehe was owned, and, We believe, insured in this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

WArEarowx, Ny, Sept 97.-Nothing is yet
known Of Professor La Mountain or Mr.. Had.
dock, who made a balloon ascension here on the
22d inst Much alarm is felt for their safety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

So Tie WQsAiagton County Fair common.
ces to-day, and if fair weather should favor the
exhibition, it will be the best they have ever
held. The people of Washington have made
every arrangement for successful exhibition,
and large attendance is expected. Our own
Fair was well attended from Washington, and it
would be well for the Wheeling people TO re.
turn the compliment, as far as possible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

For Sale at his 0Btee.-one hundred bun.
dies of newspapers, thirty papers in bundle
Price, ten cents per bundle, or three bundles
for quarter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

FY-1 On Old Fashioned Serennde.-Night be
fore last marriage was =solcmnized in Bridge
port, and shortly afterwards, band of amateur
minstrels, armed with tin buckets, delapidatcd
water sprinkler, jaw bones of horses, triangles,
young pigs, ETC., surrounded the house where
the 'haPpy couple" had retired, and made the
night hideous with the most unearthly noises
that ever greeted mortal ears. If matrimony.
had no other terrors, this would be sufficient to
deter any sane man from lndulging in the un-
certain business
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
NEW FALl GOODS-

NEW FALL GOODS.
TT ElSKELL. SWEARtNGEN have now open a very
IL large and choice stock Of FAl GOODS, comprising
an elegant assortment of Silks md many novelties in
other Styles of Dress GOODS large beautiful stock of
French Embroderes ShRwls, Mourning Goods and most
complete and well assorted stock Staple and Domestic
GOODS. GALL anu examine and compare prices
septic HElSKELL STEARlNGEN.
G0UGHS CoLDS-Wistar's Balsam wild Cherry, Sc
iersr Cough Syrup Syrup Boneset Wild Cherry Ayre'
Cherry PICTORIAL Bryons Pulmonc WATERS Wstar Cough
Lozengers, &C.. &C., for sale by r. B. McLAIN & CO,
LsertL % Main St. Centre Wheeling.
AIR OILS Of all kinds and at all prices, sale by
IL II. B. McLAIN CO., rs Main st
SePtiI Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
-0CAL MA=TTERS.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!

,,vJvC been [rom causes beyond nv control> s,oraa
n In preparing for the collection OF the taxes OF 1870
a bsontely necessary for me to require PROMPT nav
y, Of the same, In order to meet my liabilities to t5e
@ he county and the schools expect therefore that
tHr payers will the necessity of paving their
:, o nee [sept22-lml sAM'L IRWIN, S. o. O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

BosroS, Sept GA file Of the ST. Thomas
Ftdente to Sept. 1st, received ut this port, con-
tainstan Important document showing the ter
rible condition of affairs at Venezuela, where
a war of races, famed by political and mill
tary aspirants, is rapidly depopulating that
country.
Whole communities with their inhabitants
have disappeared. Nothing but foreign inter
yentIon, probably, will save tho country from
entire destruction
Plrrsnunen, Sept. 27.-River feet inches.
Wvnlher wet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
F!.bL& WINTER FIRES
CHolCE INSURANCE
Cash CAPITAL. l1l0 nm

lash Capital, 81, 00O. 600.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIIpAlRRD.
NET SURPLUS OF SeA2 1870
And the prestige of 40 years success and experience
UPWARDS OF 812, ooo,o
OF losses have been paid by the Insurance oopany
In the past 40 years. -r''1'
The value of reliable will be apparent tile
following
LOSSES PAID By THE. ETNd
DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
In Ohio $4s1520 s. In Michigan AIS O4a 81
20 In Tinois a9 81
oSa SSas g Kansas Ss 25 30
Ms;i,sS 81 a SS5 81 Arkasas 2a9i5 %
Fire and INLAND NayIsa ton
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sovency and
Especial attention, oiren to Insurance of D EI1Jn,S
Gna C0ntents, for tey-nts or to gears. = =
The solid service long successfully tried and IN.
many advantages the luH Insurance Company possesses
irn 's Line should not be oyerloeked ready to
During stringent times" the necessity reliable In
eFty owners tain loss being much
m sst T. AL the pT9ePs cities and towns throughout
authorized Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to Nth Despatch and Fidelity.
sAMh P. H1LDRBTH, Agent.
sH-ofhee at the Savings Bank of wheeling.
--=------- ---- sept18-9m
UNFOUNDED REPORT.
kEARsLEY HOUSE, PAIRHoSr
June 2SIh, 1850,
by some other unknown to me las been Cir
~ cuiated In Wheeling and esewhere that my Hotel is
closed Permit me through the columns your naper to
correct mis- amounted report and the travelling
pubic that they wiz be accommodated usual and at ali
nG OUT :, s as TINS establishment. ResPectfnlly,
!!l-om J0uN1KEARSLEY.
AIDES Fine French Lasting CATERS just received
AZ Septll n. J. EDWARDS's, No. lS2 Main st. i
AIDES SLIPPERS, with AMI Without heels at
- ssPttA 7. J. ED%ARDS's,1lS SO Main st.
M EN- BOYS Fall and Winter Hats Caps of all STYLES
W and Qualities ['tPt1Ul HARPER { BRO
NIiILDRENhS Fanny GAPS, in endless VariefT
SePtIO HARPER & BRO
NFANTS' Tutban Caps-.ilk, Velvet, Hl'k Dra6 Cloth
= seP'tV HARPER q BRO. =
ARD oIL.-Best Cincinnati, No Il q 3, i'm for
~ sale by lsep5l JOS: A. MEr0ATF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
~ THR IIMInnr .r-rl
EOREIGN NEWS.

.oEFIoE,ooRMER wATER ANp MoNRoE srsEgrg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

>, y,-.z5, DOCTOR BAhEEE,
ST., between Charles end Liberty FITS,
hhz9 BuELfSlOPe, JEfrU{ifljo7.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
G R ND EXHIBITION

FREE or cnAR,iE, & EYENYnoDY INVITED 30 cAlI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

Among the many accounts VIC have heard
there has been no direct cause assigned for the
terrible explosion. In fact, the accident has
deprived the public of all who might have given
a reason for it.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Ncuntce &apitel.
Ter 1&ilctan1.


SRcnn es ni6t miper pie Gbrfurbt nrjttr ric ,,,
etnEm ip9'nannen o'riitf icurts lit. 10 murpc ic
'a9'n ple Setl' 9ettht iumstlrn eincm Ytrrenftcn
@liere man t"nn CO n'Nt rubrCn rbnr beitar Stbmtr
iea Sft nter lit nur Gin flctucr 9tucf epn elmer az
lh'dtrn 9anp bn1nAih, nm rprr Nusf ibrc ar
bprl9e SI9e mieter 3u acbcn. Ter 3ufau lcote pem
6clCmeFel Elm paar 9Gorc aus Sttler'e yi,p an NJ,
6rcure in CIn Numb. IGAcm mugte pjes Y,en ans.
wrnrt8, in iciner Sccle rcibtc iih Id eli 3eile ON
3elte; cine jece trI9t ren Sttmp,l / &oufcmm,r
beit; rint jcce rciBt unwpcrirbntb III bimmliiI,ep
N'ein9lrn nit iib fpr 9t1 ttnnc fein mrnlhIihcs
ycircn. fur mridcS rjtico gcp ntdt iracno GIN W,r
lhmtrppfbcn in 2Ie,e,tihait BAIT Scacu iibrr rco
5'htrr! er bat MIDI einit in elmer tanaen lStuup,
rNndt! a SsNen ibrr itn! rjcf anb 9Gilbrlm al,
r mIeper cjnsn glhttrNbl Ger Npfnuna, eincn 2luf
blid nce Nutbcs III Itinrr 8ruit urrIgilrtr.
Nod tinmal iterihaute 2HilbcIm nit naiIcm Nuoe
'ence &atrrS G'r.b, ren 9riincn @jgtcl H. CEN Rirn
edum; tafi9 ltolpertf er Damn pcu l6Iacl binurter
nno empf1no cine Nrt Scrubsung ais CT lab. rag
Niclrr Su9el ibm aud re l.ete &Burmiyse Y,rboro
SerubiAu"9? bGrr ih iro1en. = 2llerpinas. 5c
lan8e Der 0eni ncth ris hnur natb rinem ocliebtcu
lranmtiIp ausihtdrn Fnun, nit rcr f,etnlem 9eobr
theinlthtti c0 SO ertaben, c lnnSe lsiptt or mcbr
als menn ntt iefte hpfnun9 iOm ctminpct. Go pf
2Etlhcim enn G'er9 in slautr 6crnc binter fh lir.
5en ib, Der 8citern NOD in baucr 5erne Yor ibm oc
esrn bate 10 Oft CT nit elmer flicaenben Bride iHer
tnen Strem legts, nno Damn Die 95rife pom ufl
pieper nbitr6en iab; 10 oft fam es 6m Yor, ais ,ete
elm ner3 litb immrr en4cr Suammsn, Der Sturm in
Snltn ldsmie8, uuo mar 60 auh nibt 9tu6e, 70 war
Is bod G5tle.
Sser natn'lidp, RAP Der 6sOwebel auf risisr Ban-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
,, Ssa*, SommabemS, sem 0tcm Smli 1859.

Ate cute Ilts rsritanS ion niht Sic lab ibm raeb
ete CT blntrr DIR SSeisournbede Seritmaup mieote
'pr pauPt uno natldhrlte iu elmer Nadtarin in be,
rsh WtsUibaIs Iie ib sis nm M;;trrnatt pers,teus
zen Nopf ;crtratt, um sH crratben, mas rrG ppbl
Gem Nerrn S6ulmeiltcr wicCriabrCn len mUttc
Ale Srnne 9tH9 ebcn oui. ais Der Selomebel nit
finrm Hetrutcn einen 6IAc crflimmte puu ,ucltbcm
man sEttbelms G'ehurtslart iitcridducn trnnte @r
aV HanS SeutIi6 rrn 9runen 0jietel pcs Sau1ce, mr
Sannhen wpbnte. Gie @Grten Ypr tcm 3tcrr aaen
'bm nrdb nater; cr sIauttc ipsar cen listrn Sirn
baum III erfcnnrn
S'S bsrbcr mar or icnrm 6Hbrcr ltif unp ltnItsr
9eIol9t ,prper SSprte nod Seuf,rr butteu bic 9cosn
i'meS per3 MS prrrabcn. ScBt ltonp or pGslA mic
"n9rm"rjelt treitrte Die @rmc mad ieimcm G5rturtS-
prr aus unp mertc bittcrlit.
Vutes NntbS ioste Der 5elrwctcl. g8run @r nun
audi rcm 6Dniar Gin Cuscno Sabre rient, rie Stort
miro unterpelen nidbt ppn ibrcr Stcue riidcu. unp
tSmmt Gr ncnn etnmal mrpcr ais G5cfrcit Jtprpprul
mil enfr Nsebaiue i'm JtnupfIrb, 70 miro cas Seincm
StFtGen gang anrcre in ric NuScn Ieuttcu, uls rer
l6morjr ab9chnbtr Npd.
Wtrin Sietctsn? ? iaate 9EiI6ctm crihrpdcn mcber
funn Gr miIcu =?
Sm rae merit man ia pcbl. SD miiGtr nidlt 10
lan9e IN Der SSrt mitgcIaufrn icin llmlonl MIN fr
' ~ ''"''H ptHuntCr liS bll lltCt.
ONrt ltrSt mcin &ntrr tcerabcn
Der 6cihmebel rifnete l6mun;cInr iru 3urritcr
Gr mil mir nidtS laSen? @rj&picl. Da trtur' Gr
eamaI. Gs bat Gincr elm it6ur0 gicr ecmcdt rarin
lt'9t 9cl6riesen: Nuh pie lcptrn Icllen lctcn
SGiIbrm nobm unO tranf
Galt rS DEN 2cptcn Urer ZEN 9etrnpiscn? fraste
Der JcIcmebcl ihultbaft
sS@rum l0lit' ids Icu9nsn? ss gait mciuem lcbcn
Saunhcu.
NHnn@En? i ica Icten rcf Der 8clrmctcl unp
lturjr Gin @lae bnuntrr.
">ntrr Mann, iaAtr SSilbenr, @r Bat mid Ia ,u
rttpt'r ,}ctt al rin ihGurG Vep crinncrt:
sSenn rcr 9rUbe 92urf sclumaen,
Gtncs 6rcunreS ,frcunp ,u lctn
User Gin bpIrsS sGrb rrrungen =
Ad nNh tann tcb paS nitt lagcn ober:
6eitcn Nfutb in irbmcren vejrcu
Giptgtelt srtwor'ucn Gtreu!
&0mn Gr metcr! itt tin scitlrtt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Grprafte Cirbt.
Stpnon srn 81. prn SOeetuc.
GrReS Sueb.
(6prtleeuna.l
q 6 tea .& opitcl.
Der Splpat.


G5 9ibt cine Yfenge 3u9euccn, nui Die mir
mnS uihtS eintilren tiirf,n. Cine MruN". ia9tc
lib = 2ue oicueht! = &limo, temperament
uuo 9lltcr itafcn bier eilIcn jocili9rn, uup rrrt
eirru SGcmiht. 9Scuu rer Stnciancr tcm
elm fruhttarer SUcru ieiucu 0ieB bunNertfIItg
ipiccCr Qiett, mr6ltbItigcr it, ais Der 8inuc. Der
iia ieir Sruot aus Steinen lhaifcu mug 10 1T
oaa teta Trroicnt 9Ecun Spilcau GeuIhtcit
nrrbi1tc, neil Elm falctutlhcr 6abu itn Ibpu ais
Sndbc Sum gGeibsrfeine mdtbte; 10 it ca1 feline
Gu9sup. lluo weun Serr Serpme i'm Ieheji9,
itcu Sabre Die G5rpulb pirtlih ilbte, bic CT ars
pricS; 10 ssrcautte or eS lCincm atIefublteu
81 ,te, mCltrs nAt metr ra1h rurh rte glocrn
mGlite, lruocru bGtblteu5 nod in elmer Qrlp.
maize atacmrNcu batin Ihrttt.
Die GrtIns pe5 Suu9Ii' 8 tcteNt nus gG an=
itrn unp nrFuungcu; rie res Wreiics aus G,.
mpbnbrtCu. NSunIhe unp Spfiaunsen fam
Der STn9lin9 pedpicln uuo pertauidrn otsr Der
&jrci5 fleet az iEiueu @jewc9nbeitcn, mie cine
Yultrr IN ibrCr Shae; IGIt man ibn Dawn Ib ,
10 tirHt er. Serr Serpme iiiDlte, nag elm iuracns
iretcc gebcn cine wpbltritste GofI unp ein gu.
tes 0lls 9Gejn ibm uutntbe6rlih 9rmprrsu ,ra-
rem 9Ejlbem fNuute ibm alc rieIe 0inqe nttt
verlhafcn, fcl9ih tebarrte CT ltanoGlit oci iei.
..cr 9Eej9cruna.
SStl6e!m UNI Naunden ibiebcu, wir raS 2c-
Sen 0rn Der Suaenp itbepet: uuttr 3udun9rn
unb &rImpfeu. 2[h mGrc h rn padtrd0er
aswprpcn! rirf 9Gilbclm uno ltiirlte icrt 9nh
Damn miirrc i'd nur rid geltett botrn! wimmcrt,
6annhcn ibm nah. Gcr9ebent luhte rcr &a-
ter 9lQca berppr um cn6 lirtrnce MG1 den III
3rrltrcucu. Gr iubr nit iBr in ZEN Gjnrtcn =
Oh laa 9Silbelm unter Gem Suntaum! = or
fpa3irte nit ibr ouf pie 9Gicie "a Iprana
9Gil6elm in pru BluB = CT lat @Glte - adj
unten am 1iiAe lap gSlGeIm! = er ihenfts
tbr Gin neuea &leir = fir men lpllte fe lid pu.
sen? = ibre ba1re Nieben un0etrGuielt. lire
Slumtu unbe9ciI;n uno WarlbrrUuob mGre
ttier Oerbungcrt. sic Sertauhtr ibr 3immcr
9r9en 9EilbeIm'S &ranfenltute; pa iaf ie uuf
Dem Bette, mo sr gum erltru Wtole ciuen @rm
nm lie dplang; pn tsitete iic ibr 2luac Itarr ouf
pen Soren. mo Die Yerfhuttttcn Srppfrn ctnen
T0tNll@ten Sled iuriif3ciaNen batten.
2Sll0elm fam III lcin 0GrIhen 3uricf, nit ci.
nrr b'tt'rn @lejhgitti8teit 9e9en NucS. mas
Nenihen Oocr aEeit beiBt. 9as CUTE olte Wiit-
terden laD NIT Shme3en, noB er pen 9fanuen
tu@en Gem ounrr 8ot, ZEN iie 10 lefsr gu lcinrm
Gmpian9e 9staden battr. Gr sina hinaus auf's
6elr "np i0AeIe, ais CT gelp,br wurre. ba6 ecr
&crnwnrm ote CRIME Saat ncricb ts. Gr rurh
itritA reh Self9arten, unp freute ih ilbsr Dis
Staupfnnslter' rte an ren 8lIten bnsen. @rn
Hn9'taDr NIldie er in bic (oGbe, iab rinsn 6nttt,
Der ibm elm Sn4ltin sOm l6cft gs1r0trn Dattc
mnb unwiutHrli6 rjcf er: trayo!
Sn rieer Stimmun9 9ns or nit balliaen
S6rittcn nm pas Cprf Dir 4rme peribrGutt.
Dem 6ut in'a G'tlit1t unD ben &cgf auf Die 8run
9eNrIidt, lab CT weOrr Meniben nod &ieb ,e6ts
nnp lints auf ietnsm g8sss. glSslib b5rte e.
&ia8stOns in einsr Serin9sn Gntfrnuus. gr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Sceinauuecu.

Der .Nritt9er" errteint eoeu Scnnabenc, ;um 6alts
iibren SubriptjpnSpvCiS son 30 in 8prOuSi iatluua
ssCr 25 GtS per @pnat ioblbor cen rp 5Gecr Nue.
wrtSc Nbrnncnisn bstcn BEN 8ctrag ctn 9rouS9etr
i4tltcrs 9'pr 675l Iefdnj9t tn;uicnben
Gnrrehenbe Scr6ge tuo 9Rittbcunscn rcrSsn tontbar
caIcSenSencmnten uno duf Scrlan0en bpurrirt.
Nnici9en unr Setonntmohuneer aIer 9Ir wtrecr unCr
fog6euoen ScctugurSen GufetnpmnCn Gnmnlisc Sinru~
una cnee SauGrce GO Seicn poer mtntev tiocn cincu
SluNrc) so &ts iremolas Ginruduus 75 Ste. unb fur
eNIe mcere 9Ral 25 Gts; brIihc Gjehdtslnwjecs mer
otn fur Si2 in bolt6btcr &crou5iaklurg au5 5ncnmet
WroBcrc Nni9en meroen YertGttniFnt6Bi9 beretantt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per An
mum, payable III advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: CORNER 5TH s. CLAY STR.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-31
Foreign News.

New YORK, Dec 22d.-The steamship Asia
arrived here this morning. bringing Liverpool
dates to the 10th inst The news is not very
important
Additions to the Congress had been received
and speculatiOns were rife relative to the plcn-
potentiarics and their probable proceedings.
The directors of the Great Eastern have
postponed the explanation of their embarass-
mcnts to the shareholders, for month, which
caused much dissatisfaction amongst the lat
ter.
Victor Hugo has published an eloquent ap-
peal in behalf ofJohn Browns lIarper's Ferry
affair. lie says his execution will be looked
upon as crime OF the greatest magnitude.
The pacific policy of France towards Eng
land was making progress.
There had been a ministerial crisis in '1ur-
key. Bud Pacha had rendered his resigna-
ton, but it was not accepted.
1t is said that the English and French GOV
ernmcnts were consulting together upon CO.
a!ltion ON the Italian question, which will not
probably satisfy Austria, but which will en-
counter no serious objections at Berlin and
st. Petersburgh.
The Tuscan Monitorc says that the Peace
Congress- will find Italy resolved to maintain
her rights. She is better armed than they
were at the end of the war.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-31
The Credit of the Slate.

The Pioneer and Democrat, of the 22d, in
speaking of the certificet tes Of the members of
our Legislature, for mileage, &c." says
these certificates "are now in circulation
among the small shavers about town at fifty
cents, or less, on the dollar" This is beau
tiful commentary upon the mal-administra-
ton Of the Democratic party. This is the
state of bankruptcy and depression to which
that party has reduced Minnesota, and in
which, on the I'd ofJanuary next, it is to pass
into the hands of the Republican party. Two
years since, the credit of the State was good,
its bonds were negotiated at premium
now cat fifty cents, or less, on the dollar, and
so it is recorded in the Pioneer. Had the
fraudulent printing contract with that con-
cern anything to do with this prostration o1
the credit of our State
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-31
ST. NICHOLAS.

Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the
house,
Not a creature was stirring not mouse,
The stock ings hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that 81 Nicholas soon would be there.
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugar lus danced thro their heads
And mamma in her 'kerchiet and IN my cap,
Had Just tiled brains tor q long winter nap
When out in the lawn there rose such ciat'er,
sprany from my bed to what was the matter;
Away To the window flew like a Hash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash
The moon the breast OF the new i"!itn snow,
Gave the ,ustre of midday TO objects below;
When what 10 my wondering eyes should appear
But A miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.
With little old driver 50 lively and quick,
/ knew in "A moment X must be 81 NICK
More rapa than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whispered ana should and cal'd them by name
d" Now paSher now Dancer! now francer! now vixen
On Comet on Cupid on Donder and Blxen
To the top of the porch tn the top ot the wall !!
Now dash away, dash away, dash away an
As the leaves that before the hurricane lily
When they meet with obstacle, mount TO the sky.
So up to the house top the courSers they uew,
With slei III full of boys-and St Nicholas, too;
And then. in IA twinking, | heard on the root,
The prancng and paving OF each little hoo.
As drew in nv head ami was turning around,
Down the chimney st. Nicholas came with bound
He dressed all in fur from his head to hs loot
And his clothes were all tarn>hed with ashes and SCOT
A bundle of toys he had lung on his back,
ne looked Ike \ pe,:lar Just opening his pack
His ewes. how they t~inkled his Qlmples, how merry
His cheeks were like roses. his like cherry,
His drol little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard on his chin aS white AS the snow
The stump of a pipe he held tigh in his teeth
And the smoke il encircled his head Ike wreath.
He had a bread face and a little round belly
That sho,k when ne laughed like IA bowl full of jelly.
He chubby and plump-a right jolly old ELF
And laughed when saw him, in spite OF myself
A wink of his eye and a twist OF his head,
Soon gave me TO know had nothing to dread
He spoke not word but went straight to his work,
And filled all the stockings-then turned with JERK,
And laying his finger aside OF his nose,
And giving a nod up the chimney he rose
He sprang his sleigh, To his team gave "A whistle,
And away they all flew like the down OF a Thistle
But heard him eyciaim lie drove out ot sight,
:. MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL, AND To ALL GOOD NIGHT!
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-31
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.
SENATE-Mr. Slidell introduced bill ma
king an appropriation to favor the acquisition
of Cuba by negotiation. Referred to commit
tee on foreign relations
HOUsE-Mr. Cobb, of Alabama made a
good natured speech. lie asked the Republi-
cans whether they had no other member than
Mr.. Sherman to fill the chair Il member who
had not signed the endorsement of Helper's
book lie should advise d union Of the demo
Gratis southern Americans and conservatives.
Etheridge, of Tennessee, desired to know
where the votes to elect a Speaker on the pro-
posed basis, were to come from
Cobb rejoined, we will get the democrats,
you southern Americans come over and help
us, and we thiak we can persuade others to
do likewise. CLaughter)
Etheridge said he and his friends had re-
fused to entertain proposition for going in
with the democrats, unless an election could
be insured by the means 1t was demonstra-
ted that the democrats can not unite their
vote on any one candidate. A week ago, he
said, the southern opposition could put one
of their members, Mr.. Gilmcr in a position
where the democrats could elect him. They
could now place one of their friends in SINH
lar position. When the gentleman could place
one of his friends in such position that the
southern opposition by going over can elect
him, it will be time for the opposition to con-
slider the proposition.