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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-12
HOUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS
CANADA SIDE.

NNII EANE|N I'N-V
rINHE PRoPRIEToRS WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
their many friends, and the public geneF"iiy,
that they leased the above house for term OF
Teoys and have refitted newly furnished, and made
such additions and improvements to equal in point
Of style and comfort any hotel at the many Eshona-
ton, which cannot be equalled commanding nS II
does complete view OF the American and Horses shoe
Pals and the of the PTOpretors to keep II IA
every respect rs rst-elass Hotel. will they trust.
make the ..Clifton" favOrite house At Niagara Fails
Visitors arriving by the several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop ut Suspen-
sion Bridge" Canada side, where Omnibus<es and
porters will be in attendance the arrival Of every
train Those by boat from Buffalo nnd Toronto will
sion at ClTton-House Station on Erie and Ontario
Railway The house il now open for the season
J0SLIN DUNKLEE, PruprtetorS
A c. JOsLIN, formerly of Congress Hall and City
Hotel Albany; Pavilion, Sharon SPRING, and recent
" ROssin House, Toronto.
]. W. DUNKLEE.
Niagara Falls, (Canada.l iel2-lmd&We
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate

DE VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF HUGH ROGAN
ID deceased, will offer fer SALE. to Ihe highest
bidder on Monday, the 2I day Of July at the
front door Of the Court House. in the CITY Of Wheel
ing. the following property belonging to the estate
Of said Hugh Ragan-viz:
ls;- The cast half Of lot No. e. fronting on south
side Of Clay street. IN the 18th ward 81 the city of
Wheeling fronting 50 icet on Clay and running back
les feet TO a 16 foot alley.
ID The south half Of the west half OF the aforesaid
'ot No a. fronting 30 feet the 10 foot alley and
running back 81 feet to the centre Of lot. The said
quarter lot las two tenenents thereon.
Terms SALE.-One-EUurth of the pu. f;azc money
in hand and the residue in three equal .istaIeuts
at six twelve and eighteen months the title retained
until the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
JOHN GILCHHIST,
JOHN REID,
Je2-td Executors.
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Oriental Fruit Paste, or
Aromatic Jelly of Figs s. SennS

4 SIMPLE PALATABLE AND EFEICACIOUS
IA Cathartic Medicine, and sure TrInuiy for con-
stipatiOn Of the bowels and all the tsagTccabIs
symptoms caused by irregnarity and neglect Of the
functions OF nature -Indexcal Silver Soap for
cleaning or polishing Silver Plated and Br5tinia
Wares and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble, Tin. &c
This s the most convenient and effective preparation
for these purposes, offered to the public. For
cleaning fine house paint window glass and Carriage
nlOuntinSs, it is invaluable. "CeplIaliG Snun' for
the reefnnd cure of nervous headache and cold in the
head; IL will cure in ~ minutes .-Isii1Htic Paste
will remove in Eve minute the growth
Of haIr and without the slghtest injury the skin
to the epidernus.
Z DOCKING, Agent. Odd Fellows Hall Corner.
where everything can be had tllat's kept in iTst
class Prescription Store. jes
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.


or0H, Hopkins Co. ! In ch"pceE;y In the Circuit
court of Ohio County, Va.
Jacob N. Warden, ct. at. February 81. 1850
Pursuant to a decree rendered in the above enti-
tied cause. on the I'D day OF February. 1900 will
proceed to sell at public sale. Monday the 4th day
of june, 1850 at the front door Of the Court House
of Ohio County. to the highest bidder. the following
ceedings mentioned. to wit: Lots No. l and p in
square No. 30, and lots No. and > in square 81 in
the Bucna Vista addition to the CITY Of Wheeling.
and also the real estate of the said Jacob NJ Warden
in the bill and proceedings mentioned to wit Tho
west half Of lot No. D. in Grahams addition to the
Quincy street; also the part of lot No. l. in SQUARE
No. It, situate at the corner south of Quincy and east
Of Fourth streets, and measuring ffty feet along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street, and also the following real estate Of the said
Michael Edwards, Jr.. in the bill and proceedings
northern twOthirls Of lot No. 49, assigned and al
l0tted e he said Edwards aforesaid also lots No
IL and IL in square No g. situate in the town of
South Wheeling and also the shares Of the said MI
cael Edwards, Jr.. in lot No. 5. in Jonathan Zanes
addition 10 the City Of Wheeling, being the fonr-
joint lives Of said Michael Edwards Jr., and Mary
hiF wife.
The said property will sold upon the following
terms, viz: on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
with approved security bearing interest from Inc aV
security until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. SAM'L IRWIN,
apes Sheriff &C
S1-The above sale Il postponed until NJ Onday.
the 9th day OF August, 1850, at 1905
clock, A. d. [Jslll SAMUEL IRWIN, Sharih
CPICES. Of all kinds, ON hand and for sale low
~ ie1 by OLIVER PRYOR
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e. FOR RENT.--A desirable resiisl,, CO
3 John street formerly occupied by A L. Goo!
For terms, &C. enquire Of Mrs. +. MEL,
Daily Union copy. jsai
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Administrators SaIa-

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE on SATURDAY Morn
i ing. the 10Th inst, at Wickham's Auction Rooms
the effects Of the l1re William Eldsor r;tsrer) All
persnus having claims against tho deceased are re-
quested to present them for settlement.
lell-lW WILLIAM EXLEY. Admir-.
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WIGsI WIGS! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
They elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up bchind-no
shrinking off tho head; indeed this is the only Is
Enlistment whore those things are properly under
stood and madc.-l8 Bond Street, New York.
mhl3d&wly
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THD Washington States democratic pa
perl says that Acknowledgement Black has
come back to Washington from Pennsyl-
vania in low spirits and very bad humor.
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THE advertisement of our hotel friends,
Joslin & Dunklee, Clifton House, Niagara
Falls-on the Canada side-appears in our
paper this morning. We know by our
own experience the excellencies of the
Clifton, and to our friends visiting the
Falls this summer, we say, stop there by
all means. By the way, we see that the
Prince of Wales and suite have engaged
rooms there for week, or rather, the
government of Her Majesty has for them.
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a.1mdkWa


The Latest and Most Fashionable
Dry Goods
AT OR BELOW COST.
TVHE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF SELLING OFF
i his large and well selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Dress Goods, begs leave to call the atten-
gains therein offered. from this day forward all
such goods will be sold strictly at and In some IN
/ will however mention:
100 pieces silk. all styles at very low prices
50 very fine BereGe Robes, worth Sl2 for $3.50
30 orSandy Lawn Robes, with and IL hOunces.
worth Sl2. for only 81. Also large assortment .!
plain. satin-striped and figured Rereges. l will sell
fDe figured Bereges worth 50 cts, for IS cts yard
and also finest quality plain Berege at p cts, per
yard. English BeTeges below cost. BereEes for
Shawls, at very low prices. 81 pieces extra quality
Organdy Lswn worth so cts, at Is cts per yard Is
pieces Of finest Chays worth SO cts at Is cts per
yard. Several pieces of French Chntzes, worth S1S
cts, for % cts, per yard.
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured Twisted silk worth 500 for 50 cts.
yard and Black Satinstriped Berege for 81 cts'
Call therefore carly and secure bargains at
ALEX. HEYMAS'S,
1877 Main st.. Wheeling Va.
PS-Just received an invoice If Lace Man
tIllas which sold at s., will sell now for 81
and IS. jel2
DO COFFEE.--lOO bags prime green Rio
III Coffee, just received aud for sale ~ ,,,,,,,v
jel2 NJ. REILLY.
lava COFFEE.--a5 pockets best Govern-
d ment Java Coffee, just received and for sale by
jG12 u. REILLY.
DRUNE'S BALTIMORE GOLDEN
| ID SYRUP.--5O barrels just received and for sale
by jel2l NJ REILLY.
| (JASTEVICK'S PHILADELPHIA RE-
| y FINED SUuAEs-5o barrels powdered. sranu-
lated and crushed just received and for sale by
jel2 u. REILLY.
EXTRA FLOUR.--lOO barrels received this
| IL day, per steamer Courier, and for sale by
| jel2 NJ. HElLLl.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
w $50 boxes prime rich Cheese in store and for
sale by ljel2I NJ. REILLY
C,OUTH BRANCH HERRINGs.--2s
ID barrels No. ], large and fine, just received and
for sale by IJel2l NJ REILLY
TALIFAX NO. L. HERRINGS.--5O
half barrels large, Is lbs, just received and for
sale by [jel2 ". REILLY.
TINEAS.--lOO half chests Imperial Gunpowder,
| / and Young Hv&nn, fresh from latest imPOrta-
lions, just received and for sale by :, r.,,,,v
| HINE TOE ACCOS.--5O boxes favOrite
L brands, 6s SIS and los; also fine natural leaf,
just received and for sale by tjel2l M.EElLLY.
DURE CIDER vINEGAR.--5O barrels
i just received and for sale by
Regular Tuesday Packet for CInein-
III ,r1soS, win leave as G655vysg 'fRls fhAyPTt
$50 p. NJ. For freight or passage apply on
board or to [Jel2l $ C. BAKER. Agent.
NOTICE.--An persons having claims against
IN the Steamer Ennice. will please present the
Capt. John list for settlement. at List. Nor
rison Cos. jel1-3Odl JOHN McLURE. JR.
Ohio River Farm for Sale.
IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING THE TOWN OF ST.
Nary's, Peasants Co. Va The tract contains 800
acres- 100 of which in cultivation. so acres Of
which is River Bottom Of the best quality. For fur
ther information address THOMAS BROWSE.
| iell-9m Crane Island. Va
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FOR RENT.

- STORE ROOMS, OFFICES AND DWELLINGS.
4ssa Frame AMI Brick. RouIGs in TIE second az
third story Of good h"u~es- and small Hall - by =
feet; also Building LOIS Ter sale or lease on ty ''
terms apply TO THOS- HoHNBEN'E
~ if.iF-,Nn ISL Main Street hrfErrp NJ
and . iOn-CP Stairs jE3-it
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New Stock of Wall PaDer.

New Stock Of Wall Paper.
IAlN PIECES OF NEW STYLES OF WALL
tOyOPaper- just received and upenc.! this morn
ing Ny stock is the largest and varied of any
IN the city. am prepared To sell At wholesale OF
ing fur cash have the full advantage Of the Eastern
market: tjsil JOSEPH t. WILDE
BOOKS & STATIONERY ftock OF
ID the above e varied and complete aud viii be
and Union Streets.
Rags wantei, at the highest price. In eaSH nr ex-
change. jetl JOSEPH j.. WILDE
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| CPICES. Of all kinds, on hand aud for sale low
- jel BY OLIVER PRYOR.
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FOR RENT,

c. TIE TWO STORE ROOMS ADJOINING III
E:s9 Drug House Of Logan, List & Co. On Qziuty s;
InyI2-tf Enquire f J. n. PENpLLrrN
, 1860-06-06

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, 1860-06-06
his is the first gun for Old Abe!



The Postmaster General has issued 1nstruc-
tons to Postmssters to the effect TINT on and al.
ter the LIST Of June the postage upon af1 transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic, and upon
NIL letters, foreign and domestic, must be FULLY
PREPAID 1T uS11ED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS. ex.
oept in cases where prepayment on letters, etc ,
to foreign countries is optional, aud the senders
Do mt wish to prepay.
Persons mailing letters, newspapers, ETC.,
whether domestic OF to foreign couutries, should
therefore ascertain at tue office Of mailing.
What is the exact postage in each case, and afiix
to the coyers United States postage stamps of
sufficient value to prepay the full postuge
chasgeable thereon.
.twou;d be well for the public TO bear in mind
that these instructions must be carried out in
full. and that in al cases, particularly in refer
ence to transient printed matter, the full post.
age cbazgeable thereon must be prepaid, or
such matters will be excluded from the mail.
Not day passes that there are not numbers Of
newspapers, periodicals.. etc, thrown aside in
our Post Office for The want Of sufficient post
age 10 prepay,
, 1860-06-06

Editors rre.s ant Tribune:
The nomination of Lincoln gives full satisfac
49,, -, ,r,.. a. 49, ..--.,
''on 10 a'' VINO u1s oppossa 10 in's corrupt ana
e1ete administration. lie is unquestionab1y
the strongest candidate for this section Of Ohio
4h.t cor,d nos.;,,r b,-o hae,, n~oa,n,.d n.
'"@s ~o"'" Pee'1A' "A'e oesn P'eoen'cu' 4'c
will receive the entire vote cast FOR Fremont
and Fillmore. md a eood manv besides. WIN
r.va 1o+.d ,ha nsc,e,,+;. .;,la. vo..,,. -,
~. r,,no man ,rho ho-o rsoan,,~ ..~a. - -.
=. III, ha ~o,.,s ~. s,.o.;on A.. ~, s..,. 80
tha "ra;l. .s,,,itter." More cerm.ns tn r;1,
-,
, 1860-06-06
THE GREAT TORNADO.

ANet1eGS. Mhncslue CO.. ILL.,, June !, 18U
AEsses. En11oRs :-Our county was v4s:ted
on the evening OF, the 4th inst. with the most
destructive tornado which has ever passed over
it-sweeping everything before it, and leaving
death md destruction behind it. Fences were
torn down, trees were torn from their roofs,
houses and barns unroofed and comu1ete}y de-
no1lshed, aud in some Instances scarcely
vestge left to. tell where: once stood fine
dwelling or stately barn. The force Of the
tornado was SO great that it swep. hogs from
their pens ind carried them over two or three
fences, and left them dead, with scarce bruise
or scratch saw COW that was taken from
the yard and over tie fence, into the road, and
LEFT for dead. never witnessed surh complete
destruction as did yesterday, in the course of
this terrific whirlwiod. 1t appears to hare
struck this county at Albany, on the Mississippi,
where It destroyed large amount Of property
and killed several persons. From thence it
passed in an easetr1y direction, sweeping every
thing in its course, bus what number Of lives
were lost have not learned, until it struck the
southwest Of our township, where it destroyed
lerge frame building and injured several Of
the inmates, breaking their limbs and other
wise mutilating them. It tten pnssed OH about
three miles to the house Of DrsIsr Richmond,
where it completely demolished his house, kill
ing Mrs. Il. and 1pju,irs Mr. T. SO that he is in
dangerous condition-also breaking the leg
Of young mau living there. 1t then passed
on, tearing down houses and barns. unit, it
came to the houee Of Mr.. Dorr, which was torn
in fragments, killing both Mr. Dorr and his
wife. It then passed on to Mr. Green's,
where 1t blew down a new house, instnntly kill
ing son IT AE. IT,, when it passed over Rock
River, and the extent Of the damage on tta.
side hare not learned; bnt it will long be
remembered in this region Of country as one
Of tue most destructive gales that. cvtr visited
it. Yours in hay!e, JAxEs !. E1auer
, 1860-06-06
RELIEF toR The SUFFERERS.

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFEHEHSs
Our readers will observe, in another column,
a call for meeting, to he held this evening,
for tue purpose Of raising funds for the relief
Of the inhabitants Of Albany. c4uancl'c, and
other towns that have been involved in the
late terrible calamity. We trust this call may
meet with hearty response, that the meeting
may be well attended, aud That subscription
may there la started tslat shall do all that
money can do towards rel ewing thosa who are
vet within reach Of human help. It is long
since We have had such 4 call upon our sym
pstl,ies. Probably not one Of us can romeH-
ber single instance, since Illinois bccame
State, combining SO many clements Of me'lto-
laid in ruins. Those who are not crushed be-
meath the falliog timbers, find themselves at
once. stripped Of all their properly, without
food, without shclter, in tho midst Of a storm
such as no ono can imagine who has not him
sell experienced lis effects. The approach Of
night renders tile ruin still moro appalling.
Everywhere, through the rain and the dark
ness, husbands are seeking their wives, parents
their children, children their parents. Almost
all being ruined, the sufferers cannot look for
q helping hand from thcir neigLbors. It is
this sense Of utter helplessness TINT furnishes
tho crow1ing horror Of such q catastrophe.
Every element which could call loudly for tho
charities Of tho humane seems to haye lad a
a1,are in the tragedy before us. There are few
pezsous i'll this community who cannot afford
to give something for the rtlicf Ct their erf1er-
ing aud destitute brothers and sisters, who lie
groaping in the devastating track Of the tor
nado. And NO feo1 assured that fow will al
low this opportunity for laying Up treasures in
Heaven 10 pass By unimproved.
, 1860-06-06

; The great calamity thst has swept across Dor
tinus Of Iowa and liiinoia, tn Sunday evening,
as partially set forth by The very full details vi
wcre able 10 gire in our last Issue, WAS upon tie
tongues and in the hearts Of III our citizens yes-
terday. The call for immediate relief aud aid
comes too sadly. elrquent trom theso hundreds
Of desolated homes, to need seconding here
Our community is moving, as the heart Of ore
man. to minister material aid end sympathy to
the unfortunate victims Of this fearful visitation,
aud It seems only to be demanded that such d.
rection and shape be given to the same, as to
render its results moh. speedy, ef1ectual and
complete.
To this end wc call attention, with pleasure,
to the tho separate, but entirely harmonious,
announcements Of the, meeting to night at
kingsbuFy Hell, which We trnst may be fully
! attended BY Ill who can bring to such prelini~
nary meeting purpose Of realIzing systematic
aud substantial aia. Twill be meeting for
consultation md concert Of .se.ion, and as indi-
GATED in one Of the calls, nay realize, among
other results, the "Aonstcr. Concert" at the
Wigwam, into which idea many are en-
teriny with full z.al for this double interest Of
bringing about grand ,et.sica1 :liumph in
chicaGof and doing the -xea1e in the cause If
"sweet charity" Let t8Efe be full attend.
ancc at kingsbuty Hall this evening atso'clock.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned hereby respectfully request
all citizens Of Chicago who sympathize with tie
sufferers BY the late dreadful tornado in lows
and $1,a yraafar., mari r.f 1hi, 23n+a IN o+$ard
meeting, to be held = eight o'clock this
evening. at Kiugsbury Hail, to devise ways for
their relief. United as they are to US By every
tie that c4n bind one part Of country to an
other. nothing it is hoped need be said in sup
port Of their claims upon cur charity. Let
Gaiesgo then. set ths D. sxunp1s' and the ret ret Of Of
fnlfnH.
, 1860-06-06

The Press AND TR1nrSE Printing Company
advertise life of ABRAHAM LINCOLN to appear
in few days, by tho authorization ofthe Re-
publican Central Committee Of Inc State OF ILL
nols. Tho gentleman 10 wtcm the prspara~
ton Of The volume is entrusted, has peculiar
facilities f3r obtaining The particulars OF the
early history aud public career Of Mr. LINCOLN
and his work, soon to bo pit to press, will be
authentic and reliable in every particular De-
signed for universal circulation, tho volume
will he Of moderate 1cngth-60 to eoTages-
and will be furnished at an exceedingly low
price
, 1860-06-06

Tue WEATHER following is the state Of
the thermometer, IS taken by Z. il. 0'Hars,
Apotheeary and Pharmaeeutist, No. 80 West
Randolph street:
, 1860-06-06

On Sunday night very sevrre rain storm
visited this city, About nine o'clock perfect
de'uge Of water descended, accompanied by
continuous flashes Of lightning. From this
without moments cessation, flooding tie
streets. washing away embankments, and uu-
dermininx foundatious- The sewerage Of Mil
waukee was found totally inadequate to per-
form the unusual duty, and the water over.
flowed the sfdewa'ks, floased away the planks
and pour4d orer into the cellars. OF course a
great amount Of damage was done to the city.
Many Of The cellars in Water stsect On Huron.
and on Third streets were over1owed, iniuriug.
il not destroying the goods which we're stored
in them.
At Seaman's furniture store, on Huron street,
the impromptu deluge made clean sweep, aud
yesterday moroiug there was three feet Of
water IN bis celtars. nnd chairs. sofas and IT,
b1es were floating about very thick. Sr. Seaman
had quantity Of paints, DC. stored, which will
probably be ! total loss:
On Spring street, the cross. walks we're swept
away in many PLACES. In Eightll street, just
north Of Spring, the street was washed away
ravines in places.
A house in the Second Ward, belonging to
| AID. Ald.AuebeschmAnn,W was completely undermined
BY the food which entered the house. sub
merging everything There were two children
IN bed at the time, who were with some diff
| Guilty rescued.
| Ar: Joseph Phillips. on the corner Of Chestnut
aud Third streets, suffers most severely By the
water. His cellar vas stored with dry goods Ia
the amount Of eight or ten thonsand dollars
but We hardly think it will amount to that
Yesterday 6re-engine was a. work pump.pp
t comparatively free.
| Several families in the Second, Third and
Fourth Wards had their easements flooded, bu1
| with the exception Of vet cazpAts and muddy
, 1860-06-06
MIR. SEYMOUR DECLINES.

A despatch in another column announces
that the Hon. HoRA11o SEYMOUR declines the
distinction of being beaten as Presidential
candidate this year. Ofcourse Mr.. Seymour
knows that he could not reach within $4,000
votes tfa majority in bis own State, and Of
course the Aloany Regency are not going to
assume the responsibility Of a candidate with
whom they arc morally certain to lose New
York, and tolcrably sure to lose tho country.
The "Seward d'sadection,' about which their
newspapers have clamortd 80 loudly, they do
not themselves believe in. 1t is not 10 be
supposed that Mr. Seymour is 30 void Of earth
ly ambition as to refuse to DO President 1t
will hardly be credited that tho New York
Sotls are too virtuous to take possession and
control Of the Federal patronage. These things
are quite outside Of the doinsin Of probability.
But al persons arc ready to be]iore that Sey-
1nour + Co. have little or no relish for tho
sound threshing that awaits the pro-alayery
nominees in November.
1t will be observed that Nj. Seymour be
Ieves that some person nominated with sunan-
unity" at Baltimore may yet be elected. The
unanimity which he takes occasion to Invoke
may possibly refar to Douglas, but VIC believe
it does not.