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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30


HEMP-The market s quiet yet eay s.es Of lag bale;
ia &c. % tx month. A2ensa Is 10 s' I 10 :. i GO
$I5 uD for Undsssed Manila il quiet 1t to ID, sG
IDEs-Tbe mmtet firm sa4s of COO OronocO 2Ci %,
7lc mos 600 Buchers AsS,cadou 70 H. At 60, ch 500
Rus'os Ay 81 n 22 ,a'h 236 Port Platte, and 200
HOPsTho demand La sales Of BIS bales e59s
oNb hes soc ea9 the @ 6s TsceSea was G
T pc and la ba.s have ,r &c been sod At i7G2oi b.
with nd supply Sales Of 100 bales at 'Oaa'.c for New,
HONEY TIE m rle firm for all kinds Cuba Is il demand
TO- export sales at 1 cs-h, in bond Small sales Of st. Do
iRoN The demand Is qa'e limited, but prices vi bout
essen change sales Of 10 TONS sc.tcb Ps s22 %0 s1a
Pie, Scotch /, tin...............s9 s IS Gs2s %
B BAR f Sssii S5Sss,.y 'lis. sSSSS ss
s $S:s, 70! Sa;' a sT;, aa sI5 i:s e
INDlARUBbERls in light stock, end pricsl rule firmly
do may be quoe and Coarse do S2 g55c East
LEkTHER-,mlock aud Oak sre botb in moderate demand
femlo,k Burres Ayres 90 a2le DO uronoco lsq2
light nd the and moderate sales Of l2O 600 $i3d
EsFETie delDd f. PIG continue. moderate sales s. 80
tu at - 5t Spanish - 6 rs OF for Eug sn and Ger
Piss at So 90 cssh Bar and PIPE s.cady at d6o
LhEThe demand Tor RocAl md is more active sni prices
Coz l cp a. c ''S and sis 5b pei Lump S c ' ~
LATHs The demand moderate and prices unch'n'ed
ssl-s Of WNr tOst II h5GSl TO-
No JAsSES-The business very moderate prices have not
chsng,d small se OF Cuba S4c and Porto co at dc.
We oe:
New Orleans. gS
f9rtc hico
Cube Tleyed new cror .ss....s.ss.ssssssss'n '0'o
NAVAL STORESSprts Turpcntne 4 less active. yet the
market steady Of t56 bis Ia good merchantable rdyr
and IS 10 at Ale for NeRYoS bills Crude I. duh bot
finn 1T 81 7a Common Ron Is quiet st > asa g. a0t,
and 90 delivered from ynd Thr modum aud hne gales
cleo dol apd ewhat heavy psrcu afy the former Ia.
limited demand and 'he market lacks uoyancy s@s Of 100
Lbl- WDt ngton ut 2 Is bbl Ia ogisT Ia ysd The stock
bar IL computed Turner Stewart 500 bbls Grade Ter
prue 80 do sPils Tuipenne, 10000 DO. Common Rosn
md 20 do Tar
NilsCut Gre lower We quote at &c. Ciinoh are steady
u a d4lc., mes
OILS Luseed q1irt with podIge sales l'om CrashTs
tetd- ~ 5qV60c gooI IN H. sid bO0bc 10 bbs Crude
Whale is M-1t ye owing pt, 70 tn himness OF ld,rs
Crude sptrm TIL qut set frm. sales OF lO0G2l b3ls
s. = calor cash Oth0r descriptions gea orally aurt
bat price, without esscntal change.
Olive Mmrenlcs, Sperm. VIZ bra. 81 ST ~ 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

ALMANAC. Al.
s,rRiss. 525 Sets ....,..,.. ~ Moon-Ri-es.. AZ
HTGu -.
Sandy Hook. $40 Gov Island. 5'39 Hell Gs'e $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

TIE ALBANY FIRENEs.-Phenix Hose Company,
No 4, Of Albany, went excursion yesterday IN
company it'll their bosts Columbus Engine Co Of
Ba,ltm, and spent the day a; Da'ifs Island Al lO2
an, The COMPANY, among whom deDn 'aions
from Il five onpanies of MorfisInia Helrofe, Wee
chester, houn' Washington and C4rnsnsvilIe en-
barBed board the Satellite aud barge from
the Dh,iaDvile dook and after pleasant sail,
were Ispdei a. island Uhere they passei the day
il plea ant 1t Uas Lite in the day oefo
tbey reiu ned the Cry. To-day The Aloani4n' Wait
the public insttOo s. and to. they leave for
home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
Passengers Arrived

IN bark L0Va Jeoe from t0Jaasiyo-Siehots John isso
" oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
Spoken.

Aug ~ Of MOu,,uk, ship con from Liverpool for aeI'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

FIR m BROADwAY--At l2t O'Clock this morning
a 6re which WAS evidently the work Of design, oc-
Cared in the lag beer sal kept boy HenTy III bal
IN the as.uent Ufte tenement hodse corner o, booa1
xgav and Mnrket6eld street. IL was dscove ed az
cal, Inoasnt, AID ibe fames soon exti0gdished
Nv tbe fr.meD The furniture IN The On
tsb.isbment @as pretty mus1 DESTROYED;
ne faucets Of number of casks that stood behind
A. tar had heeu 81 tnrued &C 20 allow the lqror 20
escape Eicbaq pGrchasd the place short Il ne $50
oifienry JeTdan sud laueraserts that he transfer
RED policy Of iu.uran Of sou III the importers
Company 10 tue former
JORDAN said that be bad the policy ia his possession
rot Iavir as YET found time 70 make an Sgreen ~
with TisbaL Und.r the circumsta Gees Sergea1t nnOd-
rsfr Of the First Ward, tock .Eelal Ii custody On
suspicion Of arson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-05
Nj W. HTCK HE. w.. surgeon
AsLs Dentist. OFicean aseond-St., S-~SA
between aain and johnson streets, kse
kuk. Iowa. 1IIy


DR.. Hicks, in renewing bis casl 10 the public,
would call attention 10 a new styie OF fPlate
Work, which is peculiarly adapted To fiat, irregus
lar, and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve
men has been tested three years and has sustained
it's early promise of filing real want in plate
work. The work lis new by many of our most
prominent citAens, who give it hcaIty sapptoyal,
and % whom he is permitted reIe 1haae inter-
ested.
I,r. II Is also mounting fsCuntinuous Gum
work, Block" work, and ordinary s'aaA plate'
work for which he has superior stock of mite
rial. lie IL prepared to hl teeth With Geld Foil,
adhesive Gold" and 'tChrystal Gold, - In tho most
thorough and durable manner.
In view of the stringeney In money matters
some aIiusion to PRICES may not be imrropcr.-
hiie, ON the hand, DIR. Ia. believes in TO hefbe
botter policy, we'll as the bonester course, not
to work AT ali than 10 work at prices that will be-
csssiiate inferior work on the other hapa be is
willing TO conform in his charges to the lover
standard of rem uueration that other occuf ations
have uffersd. #Mr
With fifteen years experience, g thorouah deyo-
tion to hrs profession, and an earnest destre 10
please, he IL determined marit and hopes 10 re-
eeive, continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
/ July Ill. aAw u#f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-05

business Cards not exceeding six Anes, inside
t}6, otherwise sfe.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space oceuple1.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
Above rateE.
Advertisements loaded and placed ander the
head Of Special Notices. dosbis the ordinary
rates.
Specials Notices In he Local Column 20 cents
Fer line
Advertisements ordered On the insias sxclu-
slvely in the Daily, after the first two weeks,
% per cent. more than the above rates.
All trassssnt adrsrtIsemeats masf be psfa for
~ rsrnnns. This rule will not be varied from
when the advertiser Hses The Weekly alone,
The price VIII be lhe snyne as in the DaiIy -
Where the Daily saa weekly are both used
- per cent. viii be deducted frusn the aggre-
gate amount.
InAer tho present systen, the adsersiser
rays so much for the space he occupies, the
changes being caargeable for the eompssition
eniy. Ihla plan gis now generally sAdr ted
Cur charge Tor changes viii be Is cents per
square.
gS~ In all e&stA where advertisements are
diseohtinaed before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rates for the time actual
y IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-05
so-c, ANDERSON. ALExAHpsH gAR8h A y
aI [EBT1BLTsHED1N fs<8.'T U51

BANKING HOUSE OF
@ E0HG EC* A,NpER SON CO.
T HAVE this day admitted a partner in the
l. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness ,her6a tex VII be condpcted undef tAe firm
and Ill yi6 of
GEO. G. ANDERSON Il GO.
Being one of the Oldest Banking ii ouses (if not
the oldest an Iowa, the ns rmg sohcits &esontn-
uxnce of fiformevpatronage so literally extended TO
the senior partner.
Thsy nj II ma ke collections and re mit, IHn Ex-
changc, on the day 6f payment, free of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
nsr svAA y a1tt4 EED9I 4et4E AE ~ NJ AA1
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y. @.~rv s. ..g..sta.
FiisiW iExlow III nisr AGO. ,Rauksss N. II. II
Edward w. Clark i Go. Phi lad elphia.
Howard Bankin K Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
sgs M srsps Bank schicsep1 10 a8LIyIo#
Holman Il Gelpcke, Chicago.
Meehanic cs' bank pit ttSborkh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kahm, Bankers, i
Gilnore 4 Brothsrton !. Cincinnati.
h. ID .Hanx Uos, I" Louisville.
State Savings institution, st. Louis.
Kookuk u Ian. rs. 6E0.C ANDERSON
ian5d srGs&Et ~ f*ssff i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-05

k-I.-A -AAEEnRA- IhlladalpA44
MAsEAw d kooss, so Aorth-st., Baltimore.
LEEca Co.., NO. Astor House, ur NO. / 3.
Wm. ST.. m. y.
IwrcH & 90, Nc. II state street Toston.
III. II. HOUSTON Gen Freight 4 ct, philadeIphia.
L.. Il. HUUPI, GcnI Ticket Agent, philadelphia.
TH0S. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. s. God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-05
CLOTHING STORE.

4 An again in the Clothing business, and invite
l. all the old settlers, well all now ones, to
give me call ut
BURKE'S CORNER,
North " eat corner OF Main and Third streets.
/ have every sty,e of goods Tor men = wear, which
| viii sell cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also, aent lem Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and vaiises.
sxaS~ Call and seeT4& HARRY FULTON.
Mayl9d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
AWnmnn or nc WORM.

Extract from an article in the Noahs Times and Mes
r. --5 senger.I ."
ga woman Of the world ~ It is her
form elegantly draped, moving on with
slow ana stately step, fearful lest a fold
shall be displaced, and ever, in her forward
progress, casting rnthlessly from her bos-
EN-, without sob or sigh, all real womanly
feeling, all tenderness and affection, and
every appearnnce OF them, except that
slight, assumption which win attract the
pleased Httentieu of her'world. Beware of
her as friend She deaws from you the
very life of your emotions to-day, but to
laugh musically about you tomorrow
Beware of her as Il wife She fears your
attention to her in public, as that would
be a transgression of its rules; she cares
not fUe them in what little home life she
knows. She fears your children about her
knees, for she is always in elegant ncyIige,
or evening full dress; and she fears. still
more than ell, to bring her offspring
through childhood as Heaven intended she
should, for her fashionable physician will
tell her that her teeth will decay and her
her hair fall out in passing through the
trying ordeal. Let not the unmarried
think of bowling down to such household
statue: let the married be careful how they
convert their wives into such by neglect
and exposure to the temptations of the
worldl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

A LETTER from Richmond yesterday, ex-
presses the conviction that there win
certainly be an extra session of the Legis-
lature next winter. The presen. session
will close on the 18th inst.
The Richmond papers do not show any
Legislative news of interest to people in
this part of the State. And in this con-
nection we would remark upon request
which is sometimes made, that the papers
here should publish more of the doiugs of
the Legislature. i We hare correspond
ent at Richmond. who makes it his bust
ness to report to US everything that would
possibly be of interest to the people of the
Western part of the State. We do not
wish TO cucumber our columns with mat
ter that would be of no earthly intercs to
our readers, and which the nine-tcnths OF
them would not read We watch our
Richmond exchanges every day to see
whether there is anything of interest
transporting in addition to what our letters
contain, and when we find anything we
transfer it to our columns. We have even
had private dispatches when anything of
especial interest occurred.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

FRoM far and wide we are in the receipt
of requests for back numbers of our pa
per containing the articles of ga Son Of
the Old Dominion" We have exhausted
what few of them we had on hands, and
we can only say to our friends that we
bovs uader contemplation the idea of is
suing tsed in pamphlet form some time
during the coming campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
MRs. WINsLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
facilitate the process of teethinG by soening the
gums, reducing all uaamation-,vill ailay all pain,
and sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
othes It will give rest yourselves, and relief and
health your Infants Perfectly safe in all easel
See advertisement in another column.
nug2g'5g-lyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
E. NJ. MORTON, Receiver,
per G. Harrison.


A circular letter has been issued in New
York signed by the largest dealers in
hides and leather. They say they are
selling leather at loss of from two TO
five cents a pound, while hides are too
high to replace the stock sold. The cause
of this they attribute to too great supply
of the manufactured article, too great
capacity for such manufacture, and
too much desire to crowd the tanneries
with more hides than they can do full
justice to. Some reform must he adopted,
they add, to prevent future ruinous losses,
as there is not only surplus of the
manufactured article Left over from last
year, but n large supply of hides on the
market, and a large supply of hides. sent
out last Fall yet to comNin from the tam
ueries, aud-to crown=the whole a surplus
of shoes in hand, and reduction in the
manufacture. As remedy for this state
of things they propose to the tanners and
leather dealers, first, to discontinue the
purchase of hides, and when this course
has equalized the price of hides and
leather to limit the tanning operations SO
so that not more than two-thirds, or at
most thrse-quarters as much be tanned as
last year. The stock taken to be made of
better quality, and sent more sparingly to
market. unless the demand improves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

USFoRTUHATE AFrAIR.--A man living in
Newlin, Chester county, Pa, was attacked
by his wife, armed with razor. on Thurs
day night last, about midnight, in fit of
insanity, as was supposed. Aiming at his
throat, she inflicted II severe wound on his
face, severing the nose, and another which
laid bare his skull. lie gave the alarm
when she struck him, and timely aid was
afforded Medical attention was promptly
given to his wounds, which bled freely.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

THE NY Tribune says that their regular
weekly circulation is hOo hundred and
sixteen thousand copies. Their aggregate
editions amount TO nearly three hundred
thousand. We suppose no other newsPa-
per in the world, unless it be the London
Times, wtelds anything like its influence.
They charge dollar line, each insertion,
FOR advertising, and where the advertise
mem runs over a hundred lines they charge
a dollar and half ..-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
WHEELING, Feb. %, 1860.


j. r. Jackson, Weston, Va:
Ny DEAR SIR:-Your highly esteemed
favor of the oath inst, enclosing check
for $685. has been duly received and, the
amount placed to your credit in full of
account due J. NJ. Todd & Co. The old
adnge ssdat vis qui dat cifo" certainly does
not apply in your case, for had you acted
upon it, should have been deprived of
the pleasure of perusiug your interesting
,aDistle, lost the interest, and you my ack-
uowlcdeemeut of its receipt. After
storm comes a calm, but oh what II refresh
ing episode in a weary pennian's life, is
such an agreeable and valuable from its
coutents) letter as yours, even though
it terminates the correspondence. TITS
sweet to hear the watch dogs honest
bark but to be Receiver, who, for the
benefit of others, is compelled to rack
his troubled brains in alternately indi-
ting the most coaxing, then the most
illuminating epistes to bring out the
mready,n it is really the most exhilera-
ting. May you, however, be succeeded
by many others, equally as felicitous
in their expressions and ns prompt to
"render unto Caesar the things that are
Cesar's," and who will equally realize the
truth with YOU of "while the lamp holds
out to burn the vilest sinner may return"
and not suffer themselves at the last call
to be found without oil in their lamps.
duly received your brothers card whom
you inform me will give prompt attention
to collections in his neighborhood. Should
unfortunately be obliged to resort to lc-
gal measures against some of your uncon-
verified friends | shall avail myself with
pleasure of his services, but the example
set by you will, hope, render this step
unnecessary. You have been pleased to
express your high regard for the defunct
firm represent, as well as to myself indi-
vidually. Allow me, therefore, in return,
to reciprocate the compliment by assuring
you of my distinguished regard and con-
sideration for yourself and at the same
time to add that hereafter in reviewing the
acts of my Receivership, your correspon-
dence will be a pleasing "Reminiscences. In
conclusion, when the last trumpet shall
sound may we both he found wide awake,
with our lamps well filled with oil and the
satisfaction of having clear-balance sheet.
Yours, respectfully,
@ E. NJ. NORTON, Receiver,
per G.. Harrison.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
sRECIAL NOTICES,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,

a Chem1cal WF1ClnS EIuAoS
EQUAL TO ARN0LD's LONDON INK
EQUAL TO ARNoLD's IONDoN Ink
MADE BY LAUGHLINs BUsHFIKLD.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
1t flows freely from the Pen,
1t Does not corrode Steel Pens,
It does not gum or clog the Pen.
It never moulds,
1t Il perfectly lipiPid.
1t is so per cent cheaper than Arnoif=,
1t Is permanently black
This Fluid Is made by the most approved Chemical
process and Is offered to the public equal TO any
imported Ink. We do not claim fJr it any sgPeriori
ty TO Arn0lds but we do claim IT is equsl which We
will prove to auy unpreJudiccd mind We guarantee
it will give satisfacsson. II 1t does not VIII II
FuSD rHE PRICE OF every bottle sold.
Put up In Quarts. PInts and Hsh Pints. For sale
by the manufacturers.
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, DRUGGISTS
NH No Is Monroe St. Wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
GARDEN SEEDS, FIELD SEEDS,
-...--.L.
LandeFth's Extra Early Peas.
VICTORY MILLS,


THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD AGAIN CALL THE
Il attention Of farmers and milleis 10 this justly
celebrated mill At trial Of it. capacities IL
this city II rlund corn me enough for family u-s
at the rats Ct 90 bushels to the hour, al-l.
oats alone, Dd aIl GATE mixed Etstcr than could
be done by excellent French Burr stone, directly
by the side % r. and running the time. il al-'
crushed cob and Easter and aber than ever
before done by any other mill al Of which done
AZ a speed Of about COO revolutions per minute
Samples Of the above. showing the great superiority
Of it work be IT warehouse. II l. al-n
admitted 20 be the best MIL in for crushing
bOnez The following letter without -ll.i-
tItiou By Mes-rS- Lyd=ck CO. to whom recently
sold one, Epells fur itself
BosEET'E Rex. Feb. - $50
-iEsszs- JoH0soN FEOsr=-We have been ruHn4n-
tT Victory Giu We bought Of you for time. a4
perfectly satisfied with its performance. MANY q
our ueishh0rs have Witnessed its work and : tl-
out hesitation pronounced IL the lest mill ever -
tented; we have bat u horse engine for all our
work (stEng- &e-l yet this mill srnsiS fiiteen bush
els per hcur- We would therefore strongly recon-
mend those wanting mill 20 purchase the Victor:
We would also invite them come 20 our place ali
examine its operation for themselves
Yours Respectfully.
J. h LYDICK co.
full stock Of these Mlls constantly hand,
EEared tIr hoTse power, wafer power and steam Or
sale af Manufacturers prices Also gum and sash-F
betting Of al widths JOHNSON < FROST
II Main STREET
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

In the Washington correspondence of
the New York Tribune we find the follow
ing items:
The health of Attorney-General Black
is somewhat improved to-day, and his
physicians do not now regard the condi-
ton of the disease as involving danger.
r Judge fancy attended a consultation of
the Supreme Court yesterday and is gain
ing strength daily. He expects to resume
his seat on the Bench tomorrow week,
after the present brief recess. He is now
81 years old. 700
Judge Daniels still feeble and despond-
ing in tone. .ss
As the Supreme Court proposes to sit
until May, Judge Mclean viii return with
in a fortnight to Ohio, to resume the du-
ties of his circuit, which have increased
largely, there being 2,7OO cases on the
docket. His health is now as vigorous as
at any time during the last fifteen years,
and he performs as much labor as any two
of his associates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
FrIdnv MOI nn UnIucky DAY.

son Friday, August 81, l492, Chris
topher Columbus sniled on his great voy-
age of discovery; on Friday, October IL,
1892, he first discovered land; on Friday,
January 4, 1893, he sailed on his return to
Spain, which, if.hc had not reached in
safety, the happy result would never have
been known which led to the settlement of
this vast continent; on Friday. March Is,
1893, he arrived ut Palos in safety; on Fri
day, November %, 1893, he arrived at
Hispaniola, on his second voyage to
AmsricN;. on Friday, June 10, 1894, he,
though unknown 10 himself, discovered
the continent OF America. On Friday,
March 8, l49G, Henry VII, Of England,
gave to John Cabot his commission, which
led to the discovery of North America;
this fs the first American statcpuper in
England On Friday, September I, 1865,
Mele4 cez founded st. Augustine, the oldest
town in the United States, by more than
forty years. On Friday, November 10,
lG2Ol the Mayaowcr, with the Pilgrims,
madd tie harbor of Province Town, and
on the same day they signed that august
compact, the forcrunner of our present
her, %, 1920, the Pilgrims made their
final landing at Plymouth Rock. On
Friday, February %, 1872, George Wash
ingtun, the father of American freedom,
was bora. On Friday, June l6, Bunker
Hin was seized and fortified. On Friday,
October Z, i777, the surrender of Saratoga
was made, which had such power and in
fuence in inducing France to declare for
our cause. On Friday, October 10, 1881,
the surrender at Yorktown, the browning
glory of the American nrms, occurred
On Friday, July l, i776, the motion in
Congress was made by John Adams, Sec
onded by Richard Henry Lee, that the
United States colonies were, and of right
out to be, free and Independent. On Fri
dap, February II, 1860, j. G. Harbour left
Wheeling for New York, to select one of
the finest stocks of Carpets. Wall Paper
aud Furnishing Goods ever brought to
this city. On Friday, March 2, 1860, the
above goods commenced landing at No.
l43, Main ST., and will continue there on
exhibition until all are disposed Of All
are invited to call Mt No. l43, Main St.,
and satisfy themselves that there is the
place for great bargains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

SHOCk1No.-Oh Friday, the gath ult., a
distressing calamity befeil the family of
Rev US. Wise, in Lythopolis, Fairfield
Co., Ohio Two little SONS of that gentle
man were playing in room apart from the
rest of the family, when the eldest took up
his fathers shot gun, standing in the
corner and heavily charged, and drawing
it upon his brother, ordered him to sur
render or he would shoot The younger
brother persisted in whatever he was doing,
upon which the elder fred, lodging the
entire load in the others head, and killing
him instantly. ~