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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18
AN ORDINANCE

To amend an Ordinance entitled Ordnance pro
proper Of Stone Godl 0uHd
Page 100 the PrfHted OrdiHHaces Of he CITY Of
VaeelfH0, by adding thereto the 0ifOfag Sections:
Sec. 10. shall duty
Office twice year-viE: the 10th January and the
2Ut1 September full list OF all carts thus
measured, and for falling pay
the city than dollars twenty
dollars.
sec H. It shall be lawful for any haul
deliver coal fo sale sold within the city OF Wheeling In
wagon, other vehicle, without first having OBJ
tanned from the coal license authorizing him
ouch other vehicle for ouch purpose
certifying the capacity u said other vehicle
Sec l2. Such license shall be obtained annually and
much oftener such vehicle shall be found
in its capacity, and for each license the person
obtainlng shall to the coal measurer fee Of twenty
1--WE cents.
Sec 49, Any person violating either the i1t
lions shall forfeit and pay the city hne Of not less than
Eve than tnty dollars for earh offence; and for
failing issue such license when required the said coal
shall forfeit In like manner the like sums 70 the
city.
See - shall especial duty Of the Sergeant
the city and his deputies well the city coal
Ordinance amended rigfy enforced.
Sec Is. All zines hereunder shall be recoverable by
in the OF the city before any Alderman thereof
half each 70 to the Inrmer though he
be officer OF the city.
Sec. IT, All Ordinances parts thereof conflicting with
the provisions Of this Ordinance amended hereby
Passee December 9ist 1853. Read approved sgned
december 9Th, 1sb5. z. JACOB, Mayor pro. TEN.
JOHN o. PoETER, Clerk jan15-3t
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w. n. MARKS,

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, Clocks, silver " nre AID 1e"etFy
rrAvTNG on hand a d intend keeping, ven selected
Ill stock American EnEiisi wrench and SSiss assh-
American and French Clocks Gold and Sset
Chains Keys, S-as, Rings, Breast Pins lar kinEs ana
ockets; Silver Thimblss GOd Silver Steel and SSran'
Svr speetaeles Spoons Forks, Lad Butter-knyrs,
Fruit kuiyes; Silver Pens and Penef BOX
es, Card Gases, Cabas, PoTtmOniAs and
long experience being well prepared with me toos
WATcu ENctxE LathesI fully convinced that Sl
be abl TO render full the pute who may Ia
Vor nc the old stand, 1SS Man sgn Esgis
and Watch W - ~AHNS-
Wheeling, Nov. %, 1888
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to have tender place in his official heart, how
easy to send out relief in the shape of men and
muskets. How convenient it might be made to
keep them there and send out more to guard effec-
tually against the repetition of outrages. How
insensibly thus we would take possession, un-
conscious that we were committing an act OF
unmitigated land piracy.
But if We should play this game on Cuba OF
Central America, professional men might take
hand, and we be badly euchred. Mr.. Bull
over the way, would begin to paw up the Attain
tic with his big ships, and we should soon hear
his cannon below. Old Spain would undoubt-
~ gether back up, and make ready for scratch.
Even Louis Napoleon would rub up his old
fusils and don the antiquated surtout and cooked
hat of his uncle. In such case we might find,
like Falstaff discretion the better part of valor.
If such designs are entertained, (and sometimes
things have an inkling that way,) we shall wake
up some morning and find ourselves in trouble.
The long and short of the whole matter is
simply this: The scepter is about to depart
from Judea. There is a coming crisis in the
affairs of the Democratic party. BY the adj
vent of SO many territories on the Northwestern
frontier, soon to become States, the balance of
power which the South has so long held is
changing over to the North. The rule will soon
pass into other hands. The South can avert this,
only by the requirement of new territory, out
of which to manufacture States to keep up her
representation in Congress. She thought to
get an immenre field by the repeal of the Mis-
souri, compromise. That scheme failed, aud now
the forlorn hope is in Southern annexation.
This bill introduced in the Senate has in its
Iemote consequences, the design of aiding those
nefarious schemes of international plumber that
have received the secret sanction of our execu-
tives for some years past, and which persisted
in, will yet draw down upon US the inevitable
national curse that awaits national crime.
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Oh star.eyed science, hast thou roamed 80 far
To bring Us back the tidings OF despairf"

TnE Hon. sherrard Clemens is at length at
Washington. He arrived in the city on Tues
day night last, accompanied by his brother, DIR.
Clemens and Mayor Mayo, Of Richmond. His
powers of locomotion have not yet returned to
him, and he had to conveyed to the hotel on
a litter. He does not expect to be able to take
his seat in Congress for month
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THE California Overland Mail stage. which left
San Francisco on the 18th ult, just as it was
near the crossing of the Pecos, discovered a
party of Camanche Indians on horseback, Turk
ing behind knoll a. short distance from the
road. As the stage passed by, two or three
were exposed to view, and the guard on the top
of the vehicle drew their pistols and fred upon
Them at the same time the driver whipped up
his TEEN, but the Indians did not follow. Tho
guard numbered three men, all thoroughly
armed, as was also the driver and one passen-
ger, the only one in the stage. The distance to
the next station was eight miles, which was
travelled by the horses under full speed. There
were rumOrs of mail robberies along the route,
and it was believed that the Camanches were
making preparations to attack the Overland
Nail. Beyond the Rio Grande, where the Ca
manche warriors roam, there is always trouble,
but this side it has hitherto been quiet. The
Apaches are pcaceable fellows and prefer whis.
ky to war.
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We see Partridge is out in Harrison. county
taking ''types" of the Red Wamnses. The edi.
tor of the Register has passion for the photo
graph, and calls attention to picture of one of
the leading citizens-that "of Squire Fowkes,
with his hunting shirt Cred Wamus) on
Bring the squires hunting shirt home with you,
Partridge.
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ANOTHER Bitter Pni.--Among the resolu-
tions of the Tyler county democracy, appearing
in last nights Argus, was this one:
Resolred, That we disapprove the course pur-
sued by the Wheeling Argus towards Sherrard
Clemens.
The Red Wamuses of Tyler viii pass muster
They are up to SNUFF
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CnmpoeII rmProved.
"oh star-eyed Science, ;;hast thou wandered the
To Maft US home this message OF despairHn

"Oh star-eyed Science, ,haSt thou wandered there
To watt US home this message OF desparf"
are two lines from Campbelrs Pleasures of Hope,
which, after having passed through the mind of
forth by him in the following FORM in an address,
and quite clever address, delivered by him
lately before the Valley Agricultural Society, in
that State:
ooh star.eyed science, hast thou roamed far
To bring us back the tidings OF despairf"
BY this transformation some persons might
suppose that not only was the poets phraseolo.
gy somewhat spoiled, but the rhyme lost But
il the Virginia pronunciation be followed, the
rhyme becomes perfect-for example:
Oh star eyed Science, hast thou roamed far
To bring US back The tidings of despair
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EUIToHs IxTE11loEocER-I myself candidate for
Office Commissioner the ensuing charter
election II elected strive TO M the ONCE 70 the adj
vantage of the public. Jan7"l THOs. }. POWELL.
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EDS IHTELLIGRHcEE-T0u will please announce the name
PORTER present City CLERK, candidate for
the ofice, at the approaching election, and oblige
ianlUS MANY CIF1ZENS-
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MRssRs EDrroHs-You will please announce much
respected friend, Mr. GEosoE BULokE, candidate for
Alderman the Fourth Ward; and he Is elected he will
doubt discharge the duties OF the office faithfully and
ImpartialIy. LjanI&"l MANY VOTERS.
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MEssas RDrrORs You viii please announce in the In-
tegencer" JAMEs s. WHKAT Egg viii be supported
candidate CtEHK CrTY, the approaching
charter election, by uan7sl MANY VOTERS.
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MEssas EDIToRs-I respectfully announce myself
the office Of City Treasurer at the next charter
election. [jani3l R. W. HARDING.
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MFssRs. EpIroEs.-I beg leave announce myself
the Office OF CITY Sergeant At
the ensuing election. [jan11sl SMITH MCDONALD.
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MRssRs EprroRs-Please announce Mr wM R. MAYER
candidate the ONCE OF Street Commissioner,
the coming Charter Election, and obhGe
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EDS ISrELLIoRScER myself again my fe
for the ONCE OF Wharf Master
JAMIE R0BT. HAMILTON.
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MEssRs EprroRs.- Please announce Capt. ANDREW VII
son, Citizens candidate for the Office Of Mayor
jan1SS THE MAJORITY.
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STREET coMllISSIONFR.


MRssRs EDrfons.-I orr myself candidate for the
ONCE Of Street Commissioned at the ensuing charter elee-
tIon. reected will endeaSor to discharge the duties
o. the ONCE, as before, 70 the best OF my abilities
fslgS UESRY suARR.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PEOPLES TICKET FOR TIE FIFTH WARD.
For CounciJ-GeorEe Forbes, P. D. Norton John Roe
uner, Jas. H. Stout, Robert Pratt, VIM Stoneman.
dEdsrmdn-Andrew Quigly,
The above ticketWil be supported by large
ianlSs MAJORITY.
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CITY CLERK,

EDs IxTEL1IcEscER.-PIease the OF A. g.
HALLoWIL candidate for City Sergeant, and obllge
JAMIE MANY Y0TERS.
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JAMES n. HALL.

candidate for office Of superintendent
Water HsIa Works at the ensuing election JAMES HALL
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MEssas EDrroas-Pease announce the following ticket
for the Fifth Ward, and oblige MANY.
0uacit-Geo. Forbes, Henry Echos p d. Norton, Jas.
Wilson, N. wilkinson, RObt. Pratt
AiieriHdn-AndreW Qugiey. jan13S
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Whnrr MnsIer.

EDS. ADMINISTRATIONS JosEPH MAsNKRs
candidate Wharf Master at the ensuing electlon
JANICE MANY VOTERS.
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nor Sale or Rent

NHAT desirable property at the head Cf HamPden seet
The dwrlIiug large with all eonVeucnees necessary
yard of about ~ aerrs OF ground well set In grass
Also. Farm for rent about az miles above Wheeling
river bottom Enquire Of A. r W ~ .,,
llH HlIeels
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MRssHs EDrToRs.-You will please announce DAN'L Dun
BAR candidate for superntenenE Of Water Works,
the coming charter election, and O6laSe ..,,,
janlSR MANY FRIENDS.
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Olive OIL
The BrAndies and Wines hand were selected By
myself during my visit Europe and having been
bought for cash win be sold sman profit and most
favorable terms.
PLY scans wishing pure articles would do well
TO give a call and judge for themselves.
Domestic Liquors Of every variety. ianl5-d5m
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TuE DnYIcuLrY BETWEEN MEssRs ENGLISH AND
MONTGOMERY.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1859.
The late difficulty between the Hon. VIM.
Montgomery and the Hon VIM. H. English
being adjusted, you will please to publish the
following Very respectfully, G. B. ADRIAN.
The undersigned Joseph @ McKibbin and
G. b. Adrain, friends of the Hon. VIM. Mont.
gomery, and Joseph Lane and VIM. E. Niblack,
friends of the Hon. VIM ii. English having,
by consent of the parties, examined fully the
facts and circumstances of the late difficulty
between them, have come to the conclusion that
while Mr. English evidently acted under the inn
preston that an insult had been offered him
calling for resentment, yet the evidence docs not
show that any insult had been offered which
authorized the violence he used; and he having
expressed to Mr.. Montgomery his deep regret
for what he had done, we-think this apology
sufficient, and have mutually accepted the terms
as final adjustment of the difficulty.
Witness our hands, at Washington city, this
18th day of January, A. d., 1859.
For Hon. VIM. Montgomery.
Jos. G. McKIBBN,
g. B. ADRIAN.
For Hon. VIM. II. English.
JOSEPH LANE,
WIN. f. NIBLAc6.
Now can any wise person tell US what the
above means? Does it-can it be-is it posi-
ble-are we to understand that any sort of a
correspondence looking to the amende honorable
at ten PAGES, had passed between big Bill from
Pa, and little Bill from Indiana. Nothing of
the sort we venture. Not drop of blood, my
countrymen-but, we venture it is simply an
inflated, consequential, meaningless blow out,
big with show and pomposity, full of sound and
fury, yet like the idiots rant, "signifying moth
ing" Wonderful is the thirst for cheap glory
among Congressional vulgariaus.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing ItEeen the under
signs d. under the firm OF J. z. Reld, in the Grocery
Liquor Business and Soap and Candle NanuiactuTnE
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either Of The
authorised attend TO the settlement Of the
old firm and the Of the firm in making settle
ments. JOHN REID,
Wheeling, Jan. ], 1859. EDWARD REID.
The undersigned will continue the Wholesale Grocery and
Liquor old stand Of J. E Reid, Ne. Ia
Main street, opposite the B. o. r. r. Depot where he win
found with large stock OF GrOceres and For
eign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. JOHN REID.
The undersigned having surehassd the teres. Of Reid
in the Soap and Candle manufacturing, will continue
Factory formerly occupied by j. Z. Reid
Main street, where he will keep large supply OF
Mould Candles all the variety Of Family aud Fancy
Soaps that Is in general use. EDWARD REID
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KANSAS TROUBLES AGAIN.

Orders have been issued from the War De-
partment similar to those which were sent to
Kansas, pending former troubles, namely, to use
the four or five companies of troops now there,
as posse cOmatatWs to enforce the laws during
the present disturbances in that Territory.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE New Mexican Mail
of the 9th ult., reached Independence yester-
day. 1t was packed on mules most of the way,
in consequence of bad roads.
The New Mexican Legislature elected Angus
tus Dermile public printer, vice S. NJ. YOst.
Nothing has been heard of the missing Neo-
Gov. Rencher, in special message, says
the armistice with the Navajoes amount to
nothing, as it don't provide for the surrender of
the murderer of Major Brooks servant, nor
payment for him.
The Superintendent of Indian Affairs and the
Commander of Military Department say they
will consent to no peace upon the terms of the
armistice They will require the return of all
private and public property taken during the
war, and the establishment of line east, over
which the Indians shallneither plant nor Craze
stock.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

lFor additional dispatches see third page.l
Important Caucus Of Democratic Senator'S
Great debate on the Cuba QuestioH--7He
President's recommendation adopted By the
Gducus-Douglas .fdUors the scheme-IUerson
goes in for Repeating the Neutrality La,es,
and ddrOedEes the possession of the Island by
hook or 6y drOOk--Aore troubles in Ransas-
Ne,os from NeW MericO.
WAsnHGToN, Jan. 16th.--A caucus Of the
Democratic Senators was held yesterday, on the
Presidents recommendation in reference to Gu
ba debate of three or four hours ensued in
volving the question, whether any steps should
be taken in relation to it, and if so, of what
character, according to the best attainable au-
thority.
Mr. Mason made the opening speech and was
followed by Messrs. Hunter and Shields; though
favorable to acquisition, they thought that &C
ton at this time impolitic and calculated to i'm
pair rather than improve our prospects to that
end.
Mr. Douglas regarded appearances as gloomy,
but would support Slidells bill, placing in the
hands of the President $S0,O00,0O0 to be used
in negotiations. The President would not en-
dorse this measure without sufficient data to
Justify him in so doing. He Douglas) had long
desired the acquisition of Cuba; in his Judge
ment there was but one mode, and that was on
the happening of another case, similar to that
of the Black Warrior, to seize the Island by
way of reclamation and negotiate afterwards
Mr.. Davis and others did not like The sugges-
ton of Douglas.
The discussion at this stage became interest
ting, the best abilities of the participants there
in being put forth.
Mr.. SlidelI, of course, advocated his own bill.
Messrs. Davis, Toombs, Gwin, Bigler and Clay,
favored the idea of increasing to sufficient ex'
tent, the foreign intercourse fund, leaving the
matter to the discretion of the President, as in
previous cases.
Mr.. Iverson thought Spain could be wearied
with the question of Cuba, by the repeal of
such parts of our laws as restrain the action of
our citizens towards foreign powers, or some
thing to this effect.
The determination of the caucus was with
few exceptions, to favor the recommendation of
the President, although the precise mode in
which it should be consumated, was not so clear
Iy indicated. But the probability is that the
Senate will pass SlidelIs bill
According to report, when the Senate French
Spoation Bill, which is on the Speakers table,
shall be taken up for reference, effort will be
made to pass by suspension of the rules and
under operation of the previous question.
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FOR SALE OR q ENT'

TTNWO Houses John street, one HOcse 81 p,
several on Quincy street. and dwelling house ans
store room in Wheeling, the corner OF Main -
and MHrLet Alley Enquire Jacob Hus near the cor
ner Of John and 5th streets, of $500, rr,,c,
iuIy3Ue JUN NAoNN-
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CLOSING oUF-We have large LOT EHks and saiihs
I and Vine Dress Goo -. which have made up
SELL small lot Of Remnants g Eish skS
that mast - soEd. Aiso etlFe EtOek o. Winter BolsiI
deei5 sToSE TH0sfAs-
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NORTH WESTERN BAAK OF VIRGINIA,

WuExIISG, Deesmber -, ltSs.
THE meeting tie Sfoekholders tits Para
election Of Six Directors for the Parent Ea1ks
and Five for each Of the Brane wiz Be bed ~ ne Bank
JAxUAEY next (eng the third Tuesday o that noEh9
commencing stETen Oe OK A. and eiosins - tf-u
O'Clock y. Dy oder Of the Board
deczS-tn Jan 1- D. LAAhs Caa1ar-
HOLIDAY SALES-We WiH commence tits DAY -
reduce the Price entire stock % lteT TtrI
Goods, 10 wit: french Meri10es and Casbmerc1, Ih.
Dueals Poldeeleares, Yasneias, Eobes Robe olr. be-
lains Pisids, &e- Our stock Of these goods j. Etu
large being much the most desirable Ne have blea
city We have also pretty Ccaks eft nl1
good stock Of Ehagis Of desrAbls gtyies, Urh wa
decI6 STONE THOMAS
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HENRY L LIST. noBT. HoEkisoH. ~. LOGAN.
LIST. 5EORRG%ON & co.
Successors to List { Howell and II. K List.
WHOLESALE GROOKRS p PRODUCE DEALERS
Sos. IS 50, MAX SrHEET,
wheeling, Va.
WE desire TO state hF and 20
w the generally that in possession Of the
most ample facilities for the Transaction % =
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
determined ali orders entrusted %
with fidelity and prOmPneas and The most ayor
able terms. LIST, MORRISON co.
January 1st, 1859.
Those having unsettled With the late Arms Of
Il. Howell, will please take notice,
that Henry Lt having purchased the ene inefsst OF
A. Howell, said ~. Howell rstiras fr0u bu
alone authorized make settlement. 1ant-y
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once OF the Cre,eenG IInnHfaeturIng Go

NHEuTNo, Va. January sth, 1919.
THE meeting stockholders % tie Crgact
Manufacturing Co, for the election of PFvslfeut ald
DareetoTB be held tn ComFsrys oGee. ~
wheeling, Wednesday. Feb. 9TH, Isgg, - o'ork
general attendance - psrtieriaTiy feqIsstaa
Other business OF importance VIII b bro9zht hyforr aAs
meeting. y. WILEIEEON,
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no TEE ladies {

CoTCH Alive receiving another los Of the
y FsltTk Scotch Ale, dret from hs Bregssy b.
iEnl GEO. 4DAA8.
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NEW FIRM.

MI" Z
THE undersiEned have associated themselves toEethsT
i 4 firm, under the style Of
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & T1NGLE,
Por the purpose Of doing 4 WHOLEfALE GROCERY q
GESEEAL COAEHLSSIOS business, No. . Main st.,
In the formerly OeecDIed By Baker = Hopkin--
We respectfully solicit attention % the Trade
JAS. MAX ELL Of late hrm Of Paxton D6nlOu Co.
THOs. J. CAMPBELL, late Nth List 4 towel
GFO. X. TISSlE. Late with List 4 Howell lana
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H.pabiI.an Nomi..tien for

HspablIsan N~omination for scnasor.
DIR. GLASS of Hayssxille, was nominated by
the Republican Convention which assembled
here last week for the State Senate. There
were three candidates before the conyention-
w. SLocUM, Esq, Judge .INeMuND and DR..
GLASS. The Judge, in.his remarks after the
nomination, INDUCED in some. plain talk to his
brethren. He reminded them that in the
ozark days" of his party, when there was no
hope of success, he was a candidate, freely
spending his time and money to maintain the
party organization; but now that there appear
ed to be "some sight," he must be whistled
down the wind. aPoor oldhoss-let him die"
Republicans are ungrateful. But the Judge
may take comfort from the assurance that DIR.
Glass will be as badly slaughtered by the
People, as he (Judge INeMUND) was Ly the
Convention. Things is workin' just now, to
that en-