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PEOPLE,s LfN
sHERIFFs SALES.


FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT jCITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vs.
OF New Orleans. s AnETE LAMBERT-No. l3,qll
DY VIRTUE of n writ Of seizure and sale
Dto directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
Orleans in the above ened will proceed 70 sell
at public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp Magazine streets, MONDAY, the hrst day Of
October 1860 Il O'Clock NJ the following described prop
ertv, to wit
Fourth nisttsct SQUARE 49, bounded BY Rousseau, s.
Thomas Feefand ST. Mary and having front Of III
St. Thomas b. 10 feet 10 inches IN depth
Seized in the above SUIT,
TERMS-URsh on the spot. : : -.
r. T. PARKER.
z..=| Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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~. ESTATE AGENT-JuHN pURGE H. Ne
II ff xchRfge Place nu stairs nearly opposite the Post
~ " Ends TO Leasing Renting and Collection q Rents
Office, nnirnprossd EAL Estate in the cities ot New
mnroved ahrson and GsnolltNn Also to the investment OF
Orleans Jei to him promptly attended TO-
money, All
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fseayesrgsr, ut.sDAY az 8 otcUek r W
NEW ORLEANS AND VsgEzE
~ bars U s MAJ 4aslEo 20, i 2eqals'qastlls r.
ssssgsslted River Landing Fort Adams Nachen, WseI
root Rodney S. Joseph Grand nlf Wareuion and Eiak.
bnrg-The steamed Gbnrnner, Capt " G. Wilson wti
above every FUEeDA 53elooSP. N. Returnin.
she viii leave ycksh4rG every FRIDAY L O'Clock NJ
p. &. CARROLL Co,
fsa Agante, 81 GaroDdelel street
The above viii VckTture with the
Dawtiat foY Yazin river
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ENs5E& Et1kA, ui4bris WEa hS Hn ARR
i n the Back, and all Urinary AiBltOus.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy, sFkolElS sQiIl
TIoEhs wod-renowuei preparation cures all AFFECTIONS
yf the Reneraiive organs whether chronic fhy
agns Of England Of FRANCE and Of America, Acknowledge E
sHiescy Thousands sufferers have besn relieved BY e.
Purely vegetable In composition it is harmless Il Is eli
,acions nvgofated and the eb'satsd
| tdy and depressed mind are restored to energy.
s6N' ~ b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent the United States.
Annth arays pf f4nnrs srSst. New Orleans
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inferior. ........,.. % Com. &c Good Com SIC
Eair @ Fully Fair. 9Ae X Prime and Choice. Go
oaflnea aaa hsnaed
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SIMMER RESORTS.


~ The ABB A SPRINGS = Airs. a. ..=.se
HHi.3 SSIEt prClluy To Ter friends 800
and the PUBLIC generally tina hcr hoHse NOW open &
pd0n IT ytprs he uEriviis5 electric medicinal
baths he enjoyed perfec ion the fdci for
paug have been greatly Inc eased and mpo@od Her table
heretofore will be shHndartlg upplrd aid every attention
will be uaid he Of nsaa She SLY trusts by
her uniriug exeiti0n give fac ion
her by patronage BetNg sitnR ed pleasant driving
dsancH f,oB, be sNges II t1yneon and Vaudeville
dprs lie dIlse. those plares convenient
The omnibus Will be Ia tho landing
Coyington to conyeg passengers to the Springs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
CONGREGATIONAL.
WAsNIvGToN, MARCH, 81

.
SgNsrE.-Mr. Seward presented petit
ton in favor of the Homestead bill. from
| the citizens of y. Y.
! Mr.. Brown presented a resolution of the
Mississippi Legislature, asking Tor 4 grant
of land to aid in the construction 0I the
Cult / Ship Island Railroad.
Mr. Slidell introduced bill giving the
consent o. Congress TO the levSiag OF tom
mage duties by the States bordering on the
Mississippi river, for the improvement
thereof
On motion OF Mr.. Brown, Saturdays
were set apart for the consideration Of
business relating to the District Of Coium-
bia.
On motion of Mr.. Salisbury, The resolu-
tions OF Mr.. Davis relative to tEe Terrific
ries. &C.. were taken up and made the
special order for Monday next.
Mr.. Doolittle presented memorial in
favor of bankrupt law.
Mr.. Johnson, of Tenn, rose TO person
al explanation. He had seen in the \ Y.
Herald. report OF q speech made by the
Senator from y. H., (Mr. Clark AT Dover,
on the eth of March, in which reference
had been made TO his State and himself
The extract was read by the Clerk, in
which it was stated by Mr.. Clark, that
Tennessee had too little industry or enter
prise to develop her mines of copper, &c,
and further. in a conversation he Clark
had had with him (Johuson) he had made
some admission relative to the insecurity
of slave property Mt the South. Mr..
johnson asked if this was correct re-
port?
Mr.. Clark positively declined to give any
explanation in the Senate.
Mr.. johnson would then assume that
It -
cordingly. If the Senator had made him
self familiar with the facts in relation to
mining in Tennessee. then he had stated
what he knew to be untrue; and if he had
not made himself cOnversant with the
facts, then he spoke of something he
knew nothing about. He then drew
comparison between the relative prnduc-
tiveness of Tennessee and New Hampshire,
making deductions favorable to the for
mer. As to the alleged conversation. he
had never used the language attributed to
him.
HousE.-Thc House concurred in the
Sennte's amendments to the bill for fulfill
ing the treaty stipulations with the lndi-
ans of Oregon. and Washington Territory.
Mr.. Briggs presented petition from
New York, numerOuslv signed, praying for
the passage of u bankrupt law.
The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill to provide for the
safety of passengers on boats propelled in
whole or in part by steam.
Alr. Washburne. of ILL.,, urged the i'm
portnnce of the passage OF the bill. No
remonstrance against ii had come from the
Vest, New England, or the South, and
there was none from anywhere, except.
perhaps particular localities.
4 lengthy debate followed on the mer
its of the bill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Prof. o. j. wood,s Hair Restorative

Prof o. j. Wood's Hair Restorative.
VIII, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secretions; will remove ntouce
all itching; will remove all dandruti; will
cure all cruPtions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fasten it and stop it falling; and is one of
the best toilet articles for the hair now III
use.
Something Neu.-Babbitt' Medicinal
Snlaeratus, manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other saiacratuS.
y. T. BaJLitF. Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
b. T Bab6uf's Soap Fredericksburg
without labor! Warranted to take the
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED i KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

New ORLEANS, March 2T.-Adyices from
Brownsville ito sthe 23d inst, furnish the
following important intelligence:
On the 10th inst, two companies of
rangers under the command of Capt. Ford,
and two companies of Uuited States cav
airy, under Capt Stoneman, crossed the
Rio Grandc into Mexico, in search Of Cor
tinas who had returned to the frontier
The troops approached the Mexican en-
campment at night, drove in the pickets
and took thirty prisoners, who claimed
that they belonged to large body of Mex
lean National Guards, also in search Of
Coriinas.
The next morning q large Mexican force
appeared and claimed the prisoners as -
part of their guard. 1t was afterwards as
certnined that these forces had been
watching the movements of the Ameri-
cans, and that CoTtipas was with them,
and had escaped at the first alarm Our
troops remain cRcamped on the Mexican
side, above Brownsville determined TO cap
turc Cortinas.
Heintzleman, of the Army, had sent them
Il reinforcement and two pieces OF artillery.
Three thousand Church troops were soon
expected on the Rio Granie.
II was reported that Gen. Gaicla had
invited Americans into Mexico.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
Commercial.
RY rEIEGRAPH.

L i
:Ta11ApE1PH1A, March 27.-Flour dull: sales 5000
bIls. supernno at 1915. Wheat 1rner; sales 1900
bus. red at Sl.4t; white Sl6talC2 Corn quiet: sue5
BALrIaoRE, March 2..-Fiour dull Howard Street
$5,T5. Wheat firm and rates are unchanged. CcrE
steady Mt 7OG7l for white and yellow Provisions
quiet. Whisky dull.
New YORK, March 2T.-Four dull and lower for
pretty much all kinds State and brings about
tho previous demand confined to the supply Of
the pressing wants of Eastern and local trade sales
;.SOH bbIs So 50I.2j for supcrne WESTERN $3.50
chipping brands extra r. II. q. Rye Flour S3IOGr+ 40
for common to choice. Corn Meal unchHnged.--
Whisky Iu sales $50 hbls. AZ 221.. Wheat dull, and
sales generally in favor Of buyOrs strictly prime
Milwaukee Club 81 81, with buyers at Sl2l fair Chi
Cago Spring DO bought ut Sl,l2Gl.lI; white
Canadian 81 .5jGs lG2 and white western Sl,50Dl, 40
salcs in trifliDE LOTS 30 winter rcd western
l6G for choice white Michigan. Corn better, with
doing for export; Ealcs ut T0I2 for mixed west
ern, chiefly at the latter price; 16gIT for yellow
Southern and Jersey, and I7@7S1I for white South
crn. Oats quiet at 42l2GE44 for western Canadian
and State. Pork ia not active, and prime is low
CT; snles at SIS for new mess. Beef unchanged in
prcca, and in moderate request. Cut meats continue
dull; sales at IlSI for shoulders, and 91GC9% for
hams Lard dull and heavy; sales at lU31ll: small
lots choice at ll and 45O kegs ut ny for common.
Butter plenty and heavy: prime is in moderate sup
ply and irn sales at llCll4 for Ohio and l4@20 for
State. Sugar dull; sales 200 hide Cuba at 513@7
und by auction $50 hhdJ. \. D. ut tiIJIH
CIHcISNAr1 March Observation-Disclosures pork
sl7,25Gyl7 so for good brands. Bacon in improved
demand prices advanced lsc; aaleS 226 hhtls at ".
9f9 aud G@ for shoulders sides aud clear Sdts s4lS
sides at 50. Lard in better demand at llA@ll12
for key and lU!I for Dbl. Flour unchanged: SJ,4O0
$50 for superfne So GuG5SO for extra. Whisky un;
changed; sales 1Sl%G91s15. Wheat in fair demand
and steady; 81 3CGs133 for prime white; sl,25&l Is
for prime red. Corn dull; declined lc. per bus.
Oats in fair demand; prices steady at As IN bulk -
fair demand at SI.o39l ,O5. Barley firm at S5@S1
for prime fall; 1880 for fair to good
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

Ra9' DAsTARDLY AssAULT.-A man
named William Burke, whilst passing up
John Street, night before last, when near
Main, WAS set upon by some person un-
known, and violently assaulted with a
heavy instrument, knocked down aud
badly injured, Upon picking him up a
deep wound was discovered in his fore
head, from which the blood flowed freely.
oficcF John Ponder took Burke to Jail for
safe keeping, and had scarcely arrived
'He'e before the wounded man became faint
I'om loss of blood. DR.. Clemens, the
"a" physician, WIS called in and dressed
the wound.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
more lively.

EB~LAsr NIGuT there was IL full hall to
witness Mrs. Demiug's and Prof Millar's
entertainment. The gifts were all honest
ly and satisfactorily disposed of, and their
distribution occasioned not little merri-
mcnt. During the distribution, Prof. Mil
lar was several times loosely requested to
give the hat another shake, and to blind
fold the gentlemen who assisted him.
The fortunate winners az they walked
forward to the stage to secure their pre-
sents were generally received with great
applause, and the more modest gentlemen
were very apt to grow suddenly crimson
and to avoid observation as far as they
could. Another entertainment will be
given this evening, and another lot of gifts
will be distributed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

ES YESTERDAY a violent gust of wind
carried away q drunken mans hat, near
the Baltimore and Ohio Depot, and rolled
iato the creek. The owner started after
his tile and getting under pretty good
heaiWay could not check up in time to
keep from plunging head long into the
water. where he houndered about until
the waves had carried his hat so far out
into the stream that its recovery was
almost az uncertain as his own predica-
ment, which WAS peculiarly pcrplexing
ami unpleasant. lie was hauled out Of the
water, finally, by the hair Of his head, and
an lrishmam, the latter of whom got a
sound cursing Tor his pains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

Ezg~THg Wo4EX.-Eiizabeth Campbell
anil Elizabeth NrIntee, live next door
to each other in East Wheeling. The for
mev forbade the latter to pass through her
yard and the latter disobcyirg that injunc-
ton was assaulted with whole brick,
which flying from Mrs. Campbells
right hand, came in violent con-
tact with Mrs. M'Intec's shoulder
The brick WAS hurled back by Mrs. Mack:
md after abusing one another as long as
their billingsgate lasted, they proceeded to
swear out warrants for each other; which
were speedily executed by officer Fender,
and both ladies were ushered into the
presence of Aid. McCourtuey, and dis
charged upon the payment of a small ran
som.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
Trust Sale.

ID LIAM MAXWELL, now daccoEssi1 IN the under
signed dated the lst day Of August, ls5s, and now #
80 a. folio 1872 will on the 18th day Of April, 1880,
tho houT of IL o'clock 4. ~ At the late residenc"
Of the said Maxwell. the noTth side Of Webster
street in Centre Wheeling proceed cell the follow
ing personal property, TO wifi mahogany sofa, oES
mahogany rocking chair six mahogany chairs. CEN
tire table looking glass, ] thres-ply carpet. two
window blinds three cottage walnut bSdsteads and
beiting for the sAHe, eiglt-day clock, dressing
bureau with looking glass ! mahogany WashEtEHd.
sets windsor chairs. 30 yards rag carpet. child
cradle, vcnitiou window blind. one gold bunting
watch, one "WsSteTn Virgins" cooking stove and
furniture for the same, ono kitchen table and ono
iron fender
TEENS OF SALL-Cash
mhI6-JOd ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
The Place to Get Them!

There nre hundreds of persons male
Ind female, who ought to use one or nn-
other of these articles named below
Take "timo by the forclock," and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds of Rupture.
Supporters various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Syringes, &c.
Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &C., arc furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on It. II. LOGAN
l. Co. No Al, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
& Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
LEGAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED, EDITORS AND
w Propretors OF the Kanawha Republican. Ka-
nawra Valley Star, Kavenswoo: Chronicle. Indepen-
.ut Republican. ParkcrSburg Gazette. and PHrSers-
burg News, hereby give notice tnt will not pub
!i in respective journals orders Of publication
r other legal advertisements for less than regu-
lar ulser;sing rates and that will not certify to
me publication Of such unless paid for in advance
ths payment thereof IL assumed by responsible
T..s5n. This arrangement is entered into for our
iual protection. aud will be rgidly adhered to in
ali irrespective OF persons aud We hereby bind
,us rl"es not to deviatc from it.
j.. W. NEWTON. kaiIawha Republican.
J"HS RUMBLE, Kana,T Valley Star.
JNNEs llUTCuISsoS. Independent Republican.
pAs;iEL PR0sT. RnySnswood Chronicle
]. W. PA7TbN PArkersLurg Gazette.
CHAs. HHUA,, PaEkcrHburg News.
The above regulation believe to be necessary
one the protection of the interests of newspaper
pubi3he-s in Virginia, under our present laws. We
hope other publishers will Hccee to the arrangement,
and insert the 1srecmsnt in their columns adding
their names thereto.
We the undersigned, proprictors Of papers in the
city OF Wheeling. heartily endorse the above, and
hereby Civ. notice that weIw rSdly adhere to its
provisions, and bind ourselves by affixing our
names. CAMPBELL L MCDEEMoT, Intelligcncer.
Y. H. MOORE 4 Co., Wheeling Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
Ero,,, WnshinEton.

WAsu1sG1ox, March 6.--The Special
Committee on the Pacific Railroad propo-
sition met to-day, when Mr.. Curtis snhsti-
t.ted q bill emboiying the propositions
adopted ut former meeting for the Cen
trail routc.
Mr Hindeman entered motion to re-
consider the vote by which the one road
proposition was adopted. This WAS re-
iected by Il vote of to IS; Curtis not vot-
ing, and Fulton and Smith being absent.
be President to-day sent in the name
of Geo. L. Wharton for L. S. District At
torney for PhiladeIPhia, vice Mr. Dycke,
removed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The Express
train from Pi,tsburg, last night, met with
an accident when approaching the city.
The axle of the tender broke, throwing a
portion of the train Off the track.
The baggage car caught fire, and the
flames extended to the express and smok-
ing cars, all of which were burned. The
mail aud nearly ali the baggage and ex-
press articles were saved. Nobody injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

ESNTnE RIvER-There were seven feet
'oaF inches in theOhio and falling. The Sal
lie List, Capt. Russell wilIlcavc this evening
LOT st. Louis and intermediate points,
oae is new, swift and will furnished
'oas. The Courier, Capt, Mason, left last
evening with moderate trip for Ciucinna-
u. These was nothing transporting worthy
CT especial notice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

RS4N MYSTERIOUS DIsAprEAnANcE.--A
-'''" named David Fay. of this city, disap-
feared in mysterious manner on Satur-
u"F evening last, and has not been seen
since His sister, who is anxious 10 learn
- MS Whereabouts, advertises him in this
mornings paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

Ia "EArHER.-March has thrown OF
"'' sneep skin and appears this week in
1T True ieonine character The disguise,
''' as tits had served him well, as many a
poor deceived bud and silly root-let that
'"''eFed yesterday morning in frosty
dread, can testify.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

LEx1yGrox, KY, March GA man
named Hanson, who was recently expelled
from Brrea, Madison county, Ky, with
John G.. Fee, returned. The Vigilance
Committee again ordered him from the
county Hanson, it'll tweuty-fIe or thiT-
tv associates. armed with rifles, fired upon
the Committee, but nobody was wounded:
Hanson's party returned and barricaded
themselves in a house. The Committee
composed of twenty-five or thirty, are
armed with revolvers. The military force
has been ordered from Lexington. 1t Is
thought the disturbance will soon he
uuCllcd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
EngliSh-Gernlan Institute!

TgNIIIs INSTITUTION WILL DE OPENED on
/ April ed, 1850, in StOut's Building, New
Market Place.
In said Institute will be taught all the English
branches: likewise the German Language.
Tho English Department is under the charge OF Mr.
J. II. Day, well known teacher Of West Wheeling.
For tho German Department. Chas. T. Berger, Pas
tor of tho German congregation of this place.
For particulars enquire mt the school room or of
the above mentioned teachers. mhl5-2w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

NEw YoRx, March 27.-The Chinaman
suspected of murder and piracy on board
the sloop Spray, was arrested yesterday T.
NJ. at the Hackensack Railroad Bridge
When taken he had nearly $4,000 in gold
and an overcoat, said to have belonged to
Cant Leete.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
BDTuERE was heavy white frost yes
terday morning.

RSg%FoR THE SoUru.-Wc observe two
large flat boa.s in Wheeling creek which
are being freighted with heavy wagons
from the establishment of ]. BodIey,
and will leave in few days for the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
New Spring Stock!
VOW BEING KECEIvEn AT
j. G. ORR'S,
VOW BEING RECEIvI

No. LOG rir 81, a fer eloors Nort't Of " d " R1rtk
UIHE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
is called to our Spring Stock Of
PAPER HAN 6 IN g s,
from cts IL 1850 per roll, Window shaslee Of all
Einds main aud -oId ney styles, worry beautiful
PutuauiE Pateut Rollers aud fixtures. Our stock Of
VAIL PAPERS!
for Erriug ve think, will equal il not surraIs any
stock ever brought to Wheeling. a. regards beauty
variety and chsGppcsS. All weask of our friends
aud those wishing purchase Is examine our stock
Lei.!re purchasing.
GratSrul for the liberal patronage heTeto'"ro he
slowed VIC hone still to continue please and With
creatci facilities to sell cheaper, hope to repay
rou for n look, at least. at our stock
We have the real cold (Dot giit) and Velvet Papers
of the richest and most gorgeous pattsrni which We
will sell cheaper than they can be Brought IN the
Eastern cities. Como and -ee them any how
New hooks received soon "a issued AT LOG Main
street, Wheeling. Va hhIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
s:need n poIson now,
Them lives cat,Ifr wretch would sell 1t him

There lives catif wretch would sell It him"
Young America, we are sorry to know, is
the chief imbiber, though ably supported
by more experienced, deeper and longer
guzzles. The increased consumption has
attracted the attention of the ministers in
the pulpit, some of whom, on Sabbath last,
discourscd upon the matter in an earnest
and eloquent manner, with view of
affecting reformation. As we have
already stated the authorities of Martins
Vile, on the opposite side Of the river, have
commenced to enforce their stringent liquor
laws, by imprisoning the sellers, and the
consequence is that we have had an exodus
of .drouthy neebors," from that quarter,
which has rendered the business here still
more lively.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 27.-The
Legislature has conferred upon the Cedar
Rapids Il Missouri River Railroad Com
pany, land grant of 100000 acres, re-
Gently reserved for the lows Central Com
pany. This is the most valuable grant IN
The State, and ensures the speedy extension
of that line to :hc Missouri River.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

EVANSVILLE, March 27.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon. from Cincinnati for Arkan-
sas River, took fire in the hold, and was
scutled and sunk. The deck cargo will he
saved. No lives were lost. The boat was
insured for $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-The President
has recognized CcIestiue Auguste Ravin
De Eephen az Vice Consular Agent OF
France at Chicago; Francisco Mavos IA
mon De Moncada as Vice Consul of Spain
At Savannah, and Edwin E. Hirtz as Vice
Consul of Brazil at Savannah.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
naa-Mn1sKY DmNxING.-We presume

B3~ WnIsKY DMHKlSG.-We presume
that no Que doubts that there is a great
deal of whisky drinking going on in this
town-much more than there used to be-
There are not less than two hundred
places in the city, including, first class
coffee houses, jug shanties and all, where,
il u man did
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

New YoRI, March 27.-fhe City OF
Washington from Liverpool, is below
news anticipated.