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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10
Valuable Farm and Country Seat
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
g.EA THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS Farm,
til containing nearly 80 acres Of good Lime stone
G;A Clay Land, about four miles East of the City Of
Wheeling. Va. the National Rual. and beautifully
located and laid out with and taste, which is
AT RICH ~ II ID
of Apples, Pears Dwarf and stHndardD, Cher 81.
rie5. Peaches, Plumb-, Ounces, NectarineI S,Tsss
and Appricuts about three to four thousand G2;Ses
trees. in good state Of cultivation. planted y
out and years ago. Also, GRAPES. Haitian acre
Goosberries and Currants.
and many hundreds of Young Plants to plant out.
Half an acre OF
LnvtOm blackberry Plants in bearing
and many thousand young plants. one acre Of Har-
dy Raspberres and many thousand Young Plants and
Strawberries, Wilson Albany Many Thousand good
young thrifty plants. and a bed Of Asparagu'' and
many iiubarb Plants together with
A LARGE LOT OF SHRUBBERY,
Such as Evcrgreens. many kinds; large variety Of
Roses. some hundreds in number; many kinds Of Orna-
mental and Deciduous Trees; large variety Of Orna-
mental shrubs. Flowcring Plants, Honey Suckles.
Dahlias and Bulbs &C. &c, &c, and much labor hos
been given to good cultivation. Also,
A Frame Dwelling,
containing some eleven rooms and many conveniences
to the SANE Also, Horse and Cow Stables Carriage
and Wagon Houses Feed and Tool Houses Lime and
Also Also , a GOOD TENANT HOUSE, with
yard Trees and Shrubbcry. Also,
Two Wells of Good Water,
and one Large Cistcrn for stable and other purposes
and one NEVER FAILING SPRING.
Many hundreds Of wagon loads Of manure have
been put the place the last few years.
Win sell or lease on favorable terms. Many Farm
ing and Gardening Tools also for sale. with Wagons
Cart and other Vehicles, Harness, &c. Will sell
part Of my stock Of Horses and Cows. Also. many
articles of Furniture, &C. if desired, and immediate
possession given If required.
fnOt disposed of at private sale soon will lease the
whole. in parts TO suit applicants Terms easy in
either case. Apply to the subscriber,
Office No, isl Main street, up stairs.
Dec2g-d.twGw TIIOS. HORNBROoK.
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WANTED,

JNOUR OR FIVE ABLE-BODIED MEN CAN Or
II TAIN steady employment fair wages, at the
Belmont Nail Wrrks- as Drag downs by immediate
application to the Managers.
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sWere it not for AN air of solemn wickedness and
Atrocity about tho doings of the Governor and
General Assembly Of South Carolina, their folly
would mise shouts of dersiVe laughter Appropriate
two hundred thousand dollars to prepare to do war
on sixteen millions of People:
''To laugh were want Of goodness and Of grace,
Aud to be grave, exceeds all length Of G'ce.''
No one acquainted with the subject can doubt that
the County of Hamilton, in the State of Ohio. is
much more formidable a bOllgerent power than
the treacherous murmuring, disconnected nation of
South Carolina. Its white population is little less,
hut Its wealth and Its money power are probably
much greater.
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REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
For Cincinnati.
~ THE STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT.
| e4l=LSA 81 BooTH, will leave above Satur-
E=Z=z7Iay. the 18th inst. at z. NJ. For freight
or passage apply on board or TO
janlO s C. BAKER Agent
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Valuable Property for Lease.
e. THE UNDERSIGNED Is Now PREPARED
tsi lease for a Of years, in suitable build
ing lots tho whole Of the Main street 'front.' Of the
property known as the Zane Homestead, extending
from the corner Of Union street HUrEbTooks block
Of buildings. Possession lie given the lst day Of
April next. l. L. ARMSTRONG. Trustee
nugI7 OF Emily A Zane.
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Males los; Females i59.
GEO. BAIRD. Jr.- Sec
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80 THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS Farm,
i"@ CONTAINING nearly 80 acres Of good Lime stone
Wheeling Va. the National RoaIl. and beautifully
located and laid out with and taste, on which is
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of Apples, Pears Dwarf and stnndarI) Cher 81
rites Peaches, Plumb-, Ounces, Nectarinc4 E.SsS4
and Appricots, about three to four thousand ~
trees. in good state Of cultivation. planted y
out 5 and years ago. Also, GRAPES. Half acr
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cAssIus n. CLAY.
To The Editors of the ". Y. Post:


There are certain clements in human
nature which crop out, as the geologists
say, SO prominently in American charac-
or despise them in this important matter
of selecting our candidate for the Prcsi-
dency.
The first is sympathy for a prosecuted
man. 1t matters not whether the persecu-
ton be sfor righteousness sake" or
whether it be fctitiously awakened. Our
political history is full of instances of
success attained only by the public belief
that in some way the candidate has been
wronged either personally or politically
Now, it requires but slight powers of OBJ
scrvation to perceive that whatever the
conventions may do, Douglas will be run
for the Presidency. And his friends will
thunder out persecution so loudly, that 10
great extent the political questions at
issue will be forgotten. "Ie was cheated
out of the nomination at Charleston" they
will say. and say it, too, with some show
of reason; so the appeal will be TO the
sympathies of the people for rebuko in
his person to partisan tricksters. And
whole shoals of voters will be moved by
this cry.
The other prominent trait in the Ameri-
can character, to which we had reference,
is that of admiration for personal courage,
and hearty confidence yielded to its pos
SCISSOR. This element must be availed of
by the Republicans to counteract the other
personal element which their adversaries
will bring into the contest. Our political
history again amply illustrates the force
of this position. His personal courage,
quite as much as his repute for wisdom,
made Washington President. The same
;oIyA ho1 IN
masses. President Taylor. too, rose to the
first station in the land through its influ-
ence. And hundreds in other stations
have owed their success likewise to the
proof they have given of their courage,
moral and PHYSICAL 1t was the ground
work of Fremonts popularity, and would
have made him President but for the gil
gantic frauds resorted to by the slave oil
garchy and their parasites.
Who, then, is the man in our ranks that
possesses pre-eminently this qualification
for n leader in the contest? No one, we
think, can be named in competition with
our gallant Kentucky friend, Cassius
Clay His history is full of daring which
we all admire. His Frankfort demOnstrn-
ton, for example, was an event for the
historian of the century And to COM
plctc the combination of elements in his
character and personal experiences esse1=
tial to awaken all the enthusiasm which
we require for success in the great strng-
gle his courage has been exhibited in
scenes and events directly connected With
the controversy of the hour.
It will be found on trial that his great
namesake never magnctiZcd the multitpqes
more thoroughly than Cassius has already
done. Try him, and see. +.
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SHERIFF'S SALE @
OF Valuable Real Estate.

orCm, Hopkins Co. In CbRQeeLy In the CIRCUIT
Jacob NJ Warden, a. Gt.1 February 2sd, 1860.
Pursuant 10 a decree rendered in the above enti-
tlOd cause, the I'D day Of February, 1850 Will
proceed to sell at public sale Monday the 4th day
Of June 1850 at the front door Of the Court House
real estate of Warden Edwards Ia the bin and pro-
square No. 31 and lots No. and , in square -, in
the Ruena Vista addition to the City of Wheeling;
aud also the real estate Of the snd Jacob NJ Warden.
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, to wit The
west half of lot No o. in Grallm's addition to the
CITY of Wheeling, and situate the south side Of
Quincy street; also the part of lot No. l. in square
No. IT, situate at tine south of Quincy and east
Of Fourth streets and measuring Fifty feet along
Fourth street and eighty-eight feet along Quincy
and also the flOwinR real estate Of the said
Michael Edwards, Jr-, in the bill and proceedings
mentioned to wit: Lots Nos. 81. 62, 49, IA and the
northern twothiTTls Of lot No. 10 assigned and al
lotted the said Edwards aforesaid; also lots No.
IL and H. in square No o. situate TN the town Of
South Wheeling and also the shares Of the said Mi
chael Edwards Jr.. in lot No. 5, in Jonathan SHnes
addition to the City Of Wheeling, being the four
seventhS thereof in fee. and the oneseyenth for the
joint lives Of said Michael Edwards, Jr, and Mary
his wife.
The said property will c soll upon the following
terms viz: a credit Of ak, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser purchasers giving i'nnds
with approved security, bearing interest fro the day
Of sale until paid, and the title retained as trteE
maid. SA9i'L IRWIN,
ap2S Sheriff o. O.
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Fanny Fern in one of her latest news
paper contributions relieves her mind on
the subject of "Good old fashioned Relig-
ion" thus: -s
Real devotion may stroll to church with
gilt-edged, gilt-clasped, velvet prayer
book, with staring gilt cross on the coy
err, held by the daintiest yellow gloves, in
conjunction with cob-web handkerchief
heavily freighted with rich lace; real dcvo-
ton may do this, but it staggers my faith
to believe it. 1t is a relief to me, at any
rate, to look away from such spectacle to
some poor body, in homely, but well men
ded clothes, in company with well
thumbed Bible, or prayer book, with the
look of haviqg been used; a leafturned down
here, pencil mark there, perhaps by some
dear, toll hardened hand. cold and white
enough now, during life's great Goul-strug-
gle upward.
Very pretty, Fanny, you dear thing
You evidently believe that poverty is es-
slntial to goodness, excellence and soon,
and that pecuniary comfort precludes pic
ty.
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R5f-SPECIAL NOTICES D,'uhle the above rates.
AO-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
Al An"Gvertizements from transient persons strang
ers to be rplid far in Gd-ance.
Legal Advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law. aE-
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 peryear,
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be coInted loss than square. = i q
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for tho benefit of other persons,
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate sent In by them must
be paid for nt the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates. . !
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noyll-50
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The Wheeling Railroad Bridge Co
PUBLIC NOTICE. f.s

TUnEREAs, BY AN ACT OF TIE IEGIsLA
w TUltE Of Virginia, passed the Slst day OF
March 1880. entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Wheeling Railroad Bridge Company we the under
signed arc authorized to open books of subscription
to the capital stock OF said Bridge Company.
Now, We give notice to all whom it may concern,
that for tho purpose of receiving subscriptions To
said capital stock of said Wheeling Railroad Bridge
Company, we will the third day of May, in the
wear 1850, between the hours Of nine O'Clock q. M
and three O'Clock p. M, of each day. at the SeTch-
ants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, in the City
Of Wheeling. open books of subscriptions and keep
the same open according to law. And that books OF
subscription for the purpose will als1 bs opened
Mt the Belmont Branch of the State Bank of Ohio in
the town of Bridgeport. in Belmont county, in the
State Of Ohio on the third day Of May, 1850, between
the hours of nine o'clock and three O'Clock p IN
under the direction of Ino. c. Tallman and W w:
Holloway, or one Of them whom we have appointed
agents for such purpose; and the same will also be
kept open at said last named place according to law
The shares Of stock $lU0 each. and two dollars
on each share subscribed are payable the time Of
subscription THOMAS SWEENEY,
JOHN C. CAMPBELL,
SOEIESFII BRADY,
CHESTER D. HUBBARD.
apl3-4w 2ACHARIAH JACOB.
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New York Paper Warehouse,

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS,
" Booksellers, Stationers. binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally can save from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities We
can offer great Inducements parties in want of PS-
pers such as are usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers. FOolsCap Letter. Note, and
Billet FoIia, Packet, Commercial, and all grades OF
French PRpera. Colored Papers, Tissue, Binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board, BIotting, etc. etc; Bank
Note, Bond. Drawing, Bank, EnvelOps. Particular
attention paid TO supplying Banks with Bank-NOts
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
naries. Clergymen and Professional men. Billheads
to tho sheet. Blue and White woVe and Laid In
fact, a complete Paper Bazaar Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
with cash. will be filed well as If present in per-
son. CARSON HARD,
ap9-1y* Paper Warehouse, "A Beekman ST.
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LIST, MoRRIsoN g Co,
WhoIes6le Grocers & RrodHce Dealers
Nos. 20 and 80 N,stn-Ss., TaeeiinS, Va.
WE desire to state to the friends Of the late firm
and to the trade generally, that arc in possession
Of the most ample facilities for the transaction OF
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business.
We determined to execute all orders entrusted
to with fidelity and promptness, and on tile
most favorable terms. Your Ob't servants,
LIST, MORRISON &. CO
wheeling, January I'd, 1880. jsnI
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Fremont and Clay.
To the Editors Of The ". Y. Post:

To the Editors of the ". Y. Post:
The split at Charleston and the posi-
poncment of the Democratic nominations,
whatever may be the result to that party,
ought to make oHr own delegates wary
and careful in the performance of their
responsible duty at Chicago. However
snnguine we have been over one name or
another month ago, the Charleston i'm
broglio is calculated to make us look be-
low the surface, and more carefully weigh
all the claims and merits of all the men
heretofore prominent rs possible nom
nees. The friends of Messrs. Seward,
Chase, Bates and Wade press the names of
their favorites, but, so far as can see,
without, as yet, touching the right Spot in
the popular heart. All of us respect the
gentlemen named, but it seems to ME that
there are needed in the coming campaign
names and men which shall be magnetic
and electrical in their influence upon the
masses; names at whose merest mention
the eve will light up and the pulse quick
en-: men whose history has in it the stuff
which creates enthusiasm. and keeps alive
sympathy,
There are two names which thus act up
on the people of the country have no.
ticed repeatedly the effect of their men
ton in connection with the Chicago nom
nations can lie made which are likely to
suit the masses so entirely and to be rati-
fed so enthusiastically. These names are
those of John G. Fremont and Cassius NJ.
Clay. With such men rs. our standard
bearers, the questions of propriety and ex-
pediency are at once settled, while success
is matter of certainty, if there be no
treason in our camp. With either We
could conquer With both npon the same
ticket Republicanism would sweep over
the free States with the rush of prairie
FIRE. to --55-t "a
Win not our delegates think upon the
importance of nominating men whom the
people want2 For once let the party tra-
ders and whippcrs-in go by the board, and
give us candidates whom we love as well
rs respect, candidates whose consistency
and courage. and character rs men, COM
mend them to our hearts, and will COM
mand the entire Republican vote. Repnb-
licans cannot and will not unite on either
Seward, Bates or other mere statesmen
and party leaders The yonng party must
have young candidates, with warm blood
and progressive ideas. Give us Fremont
or Clay, w. b.
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CASKS OF TURKISH q GERMAN
y PRUNES. 40 bush. round and split Peas,
500 lbs LintelS. ian excellent article for soup)
400 lbs Fresh CaraWay Seen,
200 lbs Of the very hnOst sweet sFiced Prsnsh
Chocolate, u ls
200 half and quarter boxes Of Sardines, --
cases Cross 4 BlackwslI's celebrated English
Pickles. g.t- -...-.
casos of "SoyeTs Relish" and ''sanceaa,"
80 whole, half and quarter drums Of Figs,
-.. ) FraIes Of Frpsh Dates,
- so whole, y and Il boxes Malaga RasinN,
bags AIicant Soft ShelIed Almonds
Z" Fresh Naples Walnuts,
do FiIbertB,
"t do paImnuta- 'e-
SO boxes splendid Cnas: Oranges,
10 do Fresh LenionE
10 dor. quart bottles Branded Peaches, fresh
Cherries and Peas,
500 Fresh CooOanntS.
Together with general variety Of Fanny and Do
nestle Groceries, just received and for sdie cheap at
the new store Of G. WAI. REESSING,
SS Market near Quincy st..
mh9O .CUnion eOPy.l Wheeling, Va.
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Daily gutelltgeufer,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAEE1I (oR ONE ISCH,) on
.e. LESS, MAKE SQUARE s.t fl
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Saddles. Harness, Trunks &c.

" IIUIIEo1AI4Fs a MI III
T B. SHEPPARD, No. 131 Main Street, corner o
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand largea and
complete assortment of all articles in his line consist
ing Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks Valces, Carpet Bags Satchsls Col
lar5 Hames, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptness, to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All kinds of repairing promptly done, and in pro
per mVnner. J. B. SIEPPARD'
sep2O'5o l31, Main Street.
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Il0ice First GlaSS insurance
I'm SHE -. s-

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And tho nrcstigeof IS years and experience
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