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, 1861-12-12

IL or PIERCE-MARGAREfA ANN VAN BrsKIRK Plain.
til, against ABRAHAM J. VAN BUeKIRK, Deisndant-ln
the District Court Of the Second judicial District.
To ABRAHAM J. VAN BuekIRK; You are hereby notlaed
that Margaret Ann Van Baskk bas Sled complaint against
you In said Court which viii be heard at the hf
term Of Court which shall than three monhs
after the 4si day Of November, AD 1851, and unless you
appear at said term Of Court and the vii Be
taken eonosSed and The prayer thereof granted taH
The object and prayer Of said complaint 70 obtain %.
Of divorce and nuty Of marriage heretofore existing
between you and herse also decFeed the
aud custody Of her two minor children Edson and wAm
Van buskk and TO have her name changed 70
Complaint nled November sh, 1881. .as' 4 .''sl.-s
27ssm FRANK CLARK, An'y for PialntG.
, 1861-12-12

Ma n. L HESROx.-This gentleman arrived
at Olympia yesterday morning on his return
from the East To his pOliteness we are in
dsb.sd iOr San FranciscO Portland and Victoria
paperA fOr which be has our thanks q
, 1861-12-12

The Representative 10 Congress, from Min.
nssoiA have all given their views Of Fremont's
proclamation coniiscating negro property. Sen,
atoF Rice, Demoeat, conlsmns The proclamation
and applauds the President; Senator Wilkinson,
RsPublean, appl.gds the proclamation and con.
asmns the Pre.ideai for interfering with IL;
ne right q Fremont % ia.ls The prOslanstion.
bat jnsiilss The president IN modifying it; Rep
rlssnlnllse Window Rspublicaa, approves the
conus Fruma1t t01k, end bslissss d % b tsns
docisins.
, 1861-12-12
PUGET SOUND Herald
e sTErLAcooM. W. 7.
Thursday Morning. Dec. Il, 1851.

Tn sFANDARD EDnoR.-Mr. Victor Smith
he nsw Port Townsend Collector. who has beer
~ some weeks past ventillating his ideas in the
NbFthUsf, a. be tells us, Is either very unso.
phis.icated, Or he Is pOking fun at the nominal
editor Of the Republican organ at Olympia. He
isesFtalnly eztremely verdant Il he supposes OF
thinks the youthful prodigy alluded to ever
peansd anything save the overwhelmingly witty
thiAsi about . sdamplings." "Poesy" and Ye, :
viih occasional bis Of Obscsnity and slang, with
which The columns Of the Organ have teemed
from The start That abe Is . grOriag young
sdiios.n 3 Mr. Smith says may be trse,-in.
desd. We ID think he was not done growing
bal that be ever exhibited "more than usual
pgomis5s br SHything but proficiency In the
slang common 70 the New York newsboy. or
Dc Dpblin hshmarkei, We emphatically deny.
We hppsu 70 know that every article Of any
merit Jet published 10 the Organ was written
~ uilhsE Evans OF GOlsbOrOugh; one Of the
to gentlemen named, sometimes both together,
contributing editorials weekly. II Is not fAir 10
rab lHo such Distinguished patriots Of any
er.d'l justly due them; they have no credit %
spnIa Give every man his due, say we, though
bslIales1 boys Who agEs q editors Do su1sr in
position By II
, 1861-12-12

AcKNowLEDonESf = We are indebted 10
Msssrs. Hsnry winsOr, Of Olympia, and Geo.
Gallagher, Of stsilacOOm, for Oregon papers IN
advance Of the mail
, 1861-12-12

TnS NV coilrcsoR-Alr. Smith. the new
OcllscloI. snnouness in the NoSthwaa his In.
teallon son 70 commence the pubIication Of a
nss pspsr. 70 b eaIIsd the Nor. Wsaer, for
which n has already purchased The matrrials--
- Rssi1r ss.ablishmsnt, We presume Very
g.nslously be proposes % wait until Nj. Damon
ard lho Nollust buns ups en- even, which he
u,sms . think near q hand. Mr. Smith svI.
ttnl.y hss lons anrplus elsh. which he Is Itching
% 81 I'd q and he > about adopting speedy
n,lhoi q iilbonins q i Though Mr.. Damon
\ -, sesy 90 b ye1rs he i Old IN experience
\ he 1suiprpef business. and ws seriously
qu,lliel - abililf q anoih,rt % sacused whore
y ~ he nsH Collector win % well %
t1|nt la|e, bsltIe Be aeis once in this natter
y however. bic money Is burden % him, and
n p,llill1 n squlndusins q in ihis manner,
~ h.ss 70 otiselioq. z48
, 1861-12-12
]. 2. srEwARr.

NOtiee.-The ale above ordered Wi tske MACE on the
nreIni.e., OnsATCRDA DECEMBER seiAs s1ssi O'Clock
PM County Orders will be taken In payment for The abovo
2sA p, J. MOOREY. Admir-.
, 1861-12-12
Special NOtires.
The Medical aud surgical InatItuse

or DR L. j. already In position vh.A
places IT, proprietor, far above the assaults o. enyS an1
professional malice In the schools Of France The hrhe'
prizes oen awarded to practitioners In this deparen
Of medical SCIENCE and they occupy with others eduallv
lofty position In the profession RcoTd iustrIouR ~
ample, shining lgh among the philosophical stars Of IN
age Europe and Dr. CEapkay has fully equaed him IN M
country; a proof Of which the Philadelphia Cotre N
Medicine compmented him with Dpoma and The honorarv
ad eHndn degree. Selecting this hi field Of operation
although qualified graduate Of the University Of PeSlh
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian RevolnonNrv
army for extended abOrs Dr. L. Csapkay bert
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and private an
eases In which he has become 50 great an expert that
regarded the leader In this branch Of hs proleon
throughout the United States and his portrait boernph
published matter o their readerS In he mad
exclusive journals The Doctors oces at his Medical
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street, corner Of eds.
do nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail ssam.
ship Company 81 Z. Ill - a 81 y
~ We the particular attention Of our readers q M
sworn certificates OF remarkable cures In smother column
DR. l. ). oZAPKAYs private Medical and Surgical Ip,,l
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposts "A
Pacific Mall Steamship Companys ONCE Fan Francisco ma
Doctor offers free CONSULTATION, and asks TemuneraoS
unless he effects u
e- Persons wishing to lose time In eorespond,u,s
Please enclose tOn their letters, and they will get mmo1lI2
attention to their cases. y = g11is
Address l. J. CZAPKAY, MD,
2t3m 'aubftTayEs fn ta San Francisco, Cal,
, 1861-12-12

lrr1rl DnIDos DEaroEED.--Ws rsgrrt TO
llnn ~ ths b. bsi1ss owned b. Mr.. John
C.-.u. uAilA sp.nnsa a. payaIlup river hear
6ln1t. Us Destroyed By he ilosds oF last week; ;
uI4.I'. n .istly ~ % De esnltS having bstn
u.|A,a away. Ihh ru6iscls NJ. Carson 70 .
hsasy |oA; he bridss having BEEN Hnished
oa|I within lhl present ye.F. q cost Of more
I,1a 1l.s |hopland i6'|.fa Besides this and
n, Nl1a1Iy blidBa. noli1pd last week, We have
halll 4 IN .1olhsr. eallsd Clarks bridgu. On
auIGt l-Iaeln eislllsoom 6ni he Payallup
ulIll b ~ . b eAlissly swept away. We
hlpl 1Il sompl1ils he liai d disasters On land
bul '. r.l We shall bear g others in more
Dlns. reI'o11. s
, 1861-12-12

THE PEDEsrRiAS, J. W. RIcks.-J. W. Kicks,
who bad engaged to run loOt-race with Selaya,
on the I'd December, was lately . minister oI
the N. E. Church. He has addressed letter to
the sOnoma Journal in which he says:-
"sinec ] made the racs with SeIaya, have
beard q iOtimated that am still Minister and
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Charch.
As . vell-wisher to the church and al her vota.
ries, I would state that withdrew from the N,
EchuFch about nine months ago, for reasons
best known to myself; and & has only been
through the earnest solicitation Of friends and
monetary indoesnsnis that have consented 10
make the present 1ee."
, 1861-12-12

AIU rnoSltf-Ws lsaFn tliat NJ. Victor
1nII1' c.||oe,ur q Cu1soms, has eoneoeted .
a.. pll'Ill 81 niking money, IN which be
l|lIAl bringing hls position 70 bis ala. Having
pH.1.1e1 - ELIGIBLE town site somewhere be-
r. Pr, Ie4h,,ad' y medssiiy proposes 70
rrn1ll Ihs Cu1lonlhouls . slid iown lie. IL
- l''.T ~ q lois which would snsns upon
o. llurl1I hs eal,uinis 70 seguire hand.
1lut l1ll1no. Isit Or this INT Lineoln cent
~ 81 leIll We ii.ilt he ought % BE- salts
a. siIl lhs u1llflid sinssure be enjoys. with.
cuI ang.1'ng n lad 1pecui.iions Il The expense
e - enlln,.n>1 8 dhlppilss sd 10 The d.
~ q elh.A 4 = poEhaps bstunais isi
~. lni.le.,,i q plopaV IN F6fs Townsend
l11I -. eullh sn,t vested with anthoFiiy %
rIno|. - CaIl1IshohIs = plaasdrG .'a
, 1861-12-12

I1r T1rrn = ksun Couzr-ws lsan
~ s,unl1f l.,lan. n hsuscdnnty. ~. sOn-
I'10'I |n1111ini ~ rslA HupsIul psraaus
1|I''1' lrn - trllon nilb . lssa q uhsat
O.. E.|I l1.hl'1 il1'gnilg . ~ h b
O'InI. ~ - 49, osuIiscs lhsD biiss
81 49, - 81 q ~ rl'Iry, sni ~ bsrlly
1.aI.l - - l,a5 lIllll1 lhs slluu "a
49,, ~ ,,>s,n,,.
, 1861-12-12

The PRE-ENPTIoS LAw.-The Commissioner
Of the General Land Office has recently ren.
dered most important decision in relation to
the effect Of two sections Of the pre- emption
law passed September eth, 1850. This law
grants lands to actual settlers after certain pc.
riOd Of residence, and also prescribes what mum.
Der Of acres shall bs cultivated; and, in case oi
the death Of the settler before the completion oi
the requirements specified, provides that bis
heirs shall inherit the advantages which would
accrue to him. The decision referred to is,
that the fourth section refers to those set
tiers only who were "abOve the age Of eighteen
years at the date Of the passage Of the act /;
and that the fith ectiOn grants only to those
"above the age Of twenty-One years at that
date" This is important in various ways; de.
tining, as Il does an entirely new line Of policy
10 be pursued, and II Is well for parties inter.
ssted to examine h carefully.
, 1861-12-12

A FREUD in Wilmington, Illinois, sends us this
anecdote: "Sou have heard Of the arrest OI
Mr.. Russell, the correspondent Of the London
Times, who was fined fcw days ago for shoot.
ing on Sunday. As he was having the court
4 good old Scotch woman put her hand on bis
shoulder and said to him: "IIad yc been at
the kirk yesterday, ye wadna been here to-day
and dnna be writing hamc ony mair lees about
the war;"
Rev. B. c. Ward, pastor Of the Congrcga.
tioal Church in GeneSee, Illinois, has applied for
and Obta ned authority 10 raise a company Of iil.
i,niry to be composed entirely Of ministers Of
the gospel. In his address, to his fellow clergy.
men lie says: "Christ now calls them out
from behind their velvet cushioned barracks 10
meet the enemy face to face with the hot shot
Of the rihed artillery and the cleaning bay.
Onrt"
A paymaster In New iork recently sent TO
Washington for u inilIion Of money. The order
had immediate attention. Il is thought, how.
ever, that a system which entrusts such i'm.
meIIse sums in the hands Of single individual
will not he long In operation before the Govern
ment will be. made 10 suffer severe losses
through misplaced confidence.
HoLLowAYs plLLs AND OINTMENT T--Dropsy,
Swelled Legs-The various kinds Of dropsics,
whether windy or watery, arise from some oh.
structon to the free circulation through the
blood vessels or lymphatics, or depend upon the
intamcd state Of some secreting surface. Hoi.
loway's famous remedies Of which the efficacy
cannot be exaggerated, act directly upon the
blood. the absorbents, and secretions with a
power that no drorsy, however inyeterate, can
long resist. They regulate tho proper how oI
blood to every organ, and purify It lkeN Isl.
They Hitter out everything that Is morbid or in.
furious They thoroughly regeneratc every
function; yet, potent as they are for good, they
are powerless for evil. They do not contain
mercury or any noxiOus substance. They act
safely and certainly. n.
, 1861-12-12

OLYMPIA LODGE, 40. I,
nP Ancient Free and Accepted MasOnf, holds n1|n
" regular eommunIcatioIs on the nral And third A.
Saturday evenings in every month. aaL AX
AL members Of the order In good standing we
invited To attend. T. MtELROY, W. N I,
, 1861-12-12

I. o. Of o. y. .sFt H.af 10 gsIf
TTNlIE regular meetings Of Olympia Lodge, No. u =
i D. ofthe independent Order o. Odd Fellois z 81
held Saturday evening Of each week, at
6k o'clock, In TMress Hall, next door 70 che oee II
the Washin gton Standard .-..s .a.a o.. -.777-s :
All members In good standing the order are nyed Y
attend. BAR'W CALLA6lAN. n -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27
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SPORTING.

I1OGs FOR RALE-A GREAT SACRIFICE, TO ANY
- gentlemen Two Newt oundIand and Mount - Bernard
Dogs Two pups three months old worth $50 will be sold for
Si3 Apply at 90 Court street, Brooklyn.
EOH SALE-TWO SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND
IL Dogs crossed wi n 81 bernard For appeasnce sise
snd wachfulness there very few OF their equal Also
Two Pups Of same breed, Ave weeks old very promising,
having no convenience 70 keep them VII be acd bar
JAS. WALKER, ia Fulton stu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27
sEaARs AVID TOBACCO.

HAVANA sE0ARS.--r AN SELLING HAVANA W.
IL CARS by the 100 1000 low 10000 be boug1N
OF any other dealer IN MS city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

WANTED TO RENT-A CoMMODIoUS HOUSE, WITH
w all The modern improvements egbly located IN a good
neigh orho0d not than ten minutes walk Asor
place tie lessee deses 70 become permanent want and
j. Wiling 70 pay fIom $500 70 500 Address s. r. is
songer ILsli.p,e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

CIrUAT1OH wANTED-By YOUNG GIRL AS SEAN.
stress; one who can cut and III ladies' and chhres
dresses and do ny kinds Of family wing have no OBJ
tecons to do light cbamberwoik take chdren
South BROOKLYN. ~. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

GI0 Neutrality-suspicious. WANTED A
RlO:VUVu practical business man, with the above
smount 70 JOIN tno advertiser, having equs amount
stock and capital In the recfylng liquor lrade al
ready wen estabishsd and dong trade Of e75OD
inc pron,s o. winch are forty None need reply
without tue above amount references exchanged Adde'S
box 2cl Post Office, Norfolk, va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19
SEv Enc .cAsn.4wa q :.

~ NE"No VI lsss4 4 g tjARp,=srSYa 8ee 4
new visiting card circulating about the
city lnGe9d 81 the fine enameled card that
was heretofore in vogue. common course
bteap2uR5a Hdstd 0,h6h dsgpHSS name
and the place being printed in plain black
letters EheEeleafds a9sJ HtGaasaIas lag
flake pa' on thetiuereasing nicely, and
extreme elegance Of wishing cards in,geg-,
srat:s Nothing is 50 PoteRt In d6iug any.
with as mall! extravaganza, as riiicule, -.
- t'is4 - s. 1850 :, ...
70 g BUSINESS NOTICES. So ~
/ iSnlrts 4Sp FEyERI CirI1ts AND; FE4ERt
-One Of the creates remedies that has ey.
er been. lhfds before the pnbIicy for fever
and afyhe. and which have received the
highest encomiums from the press and the
people. is Or. Hoststter's CELEBRATED RI-
teFS. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, hen IT, cAn .
ne SO. easily4cured Who pWould endure &
s,espIIsess YES nights burning feyets and icy
SI,lIst alternately, when.a remedy can be-
ootalnedat .o mere tritls !? Aud yet how )
many families finger out n painful zexisIz--
,euee under this. deadly blfght dhdg do no.
thing but guiP down 9ninine, Ihtil It be-
comes as common as theff, daily meals. and
yet they are not relieved Z, Meme bht4bc
foolish and weak would hesitate sto@pro2.
cure these "a uhhle bitters, aud sdye tlienn-
selves intense agony. GSaid by dF6p6Sists}
and deaierseeveryWhEEs 5 60 q
RB-see advertisement lin aRother col
: ! mn Git 4EAIa 9IESf9F
/ WR4f5SEss OF THE SroM&cII AND Ixpi-.
Be1Ierss H5Qa,rs sisssTl 5gS yifs q
tieterSpe Witte, living, ia .Holland~ToWn,
she3oyg gp l5qoInty 81 w sc9nsipI rspf ere5ls
much from ~ III ineSs of. che sstonheb AMI
indigestion she had been under a pi,y
sician's !GsresfOr sometills, but tie disease
Seemed TO battle even, his skill, She pur-
chased some Holland Bittsrs at pur Office,
which has giten tone to her stomach;
her apPetits and strength are areturning,
and VIC hrmly believe that this is pnother
great cure Effected by your medicine. l5f,
4 We have still to record many wonderful
cnres effected by this remedy, but must
wait another opportunity. One thing yon !
can rely upon. what we have published are
from persons much respected In our com
nudity, andare literally true = s'si'1V' s.
]. QUIxrus.
Wisconsin. -if.si,5. ,.t5 =. =.
~ AeAsSf WIS
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cureall kinds
of7HCadnohe.s H.=s.a ssii.,.4 b,ts iesioisi
Blythe use of these pills the periodic at +.
,tRcksOf Nervous or Sick Headache iniay,b
prevented; andt taken at the commence
ment of nm attack immediate relief from j
pain and sickness will be obtained. ms
I, They seldom fail in remoYeing the Nau- !,
"a nj
subject. "a 5-t'3.t -
They act gently upopsthe bowels.-F,e.
moving GostiVeness. 5.ii .s.i. t...fi,S,
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and allpersons oil Sedcntary habits,
they are valuablcas xative, improving
the apostle, giving tone aud vfgor to the
digestive iorgNns, and restoring the natur-
Al elasticity and strengthen the Whole sys-
ten.
Ear salefby, "a RERD 4 KRAEr, ail.s,-g
4 gus47r, ~ Oeutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19
By TELEGRAPH.


NM Y0RE, March ls.--Fldur firm; sales at $6,IO6
5.l2 tJT sttte, SSo95.6 go for Ohio and 10
I E15, sonthSrn Wheat hrnf sales a. 81 Is Tor
lix2nkie Club, 81 for red WESTERN, Si,iI9l 80
i9r white Corn hrm; sale. at oG9Gsc for old and
6lGbi e for new yellow aud CSC for white SOUTHERN
Ssr.S heavy; Slo921zsal6I6 for mesa. Lard heavy;
9esIoc. Whisky l7149IIszc. 20 -
PRIEApELPTIA, March IS - flour exceedingly quiet.
but prices are Unchanged sales only In small ibts for
hone consumption, ~ S5Gf5, l2IS for supef6ne dd
- oig5l5O Tor extras the Fecapts are very light
Rye Flour steady Mt $3G2ts, Corn Meal 81 So
Wheat 10 good demand, botIl-for milling anal ShIn-
menti and prizes are firm; tales at SI95611 IS for
Transatlantic. and Western red $t,Sl Southern
white from Sis to $l,4s. Rye sells slowly AZ Isl
Torn IN tAr demand; new yellow b5i 81, and old at
$50, Oats steady At 3lGS2. ProyislOns doll; ptiees
IaHnr DuYets III GrpcCFies there e not much doing.
sales lilo Coffee At l5G61I, and LaRuyrn at y14ISa
l4I5s, Whisky dun at li11zz9Is. y E. y, =,
ClNciNSATI March 1S-RlouE IN Eood demand Ear
superine sales at $4606 Loo; not much demand foF
extra Rye 10 lover, closing at 65605S. Corn held
nrInIy. but prices arc n1t higher. WhIak frn Al,
A52l uooa demand for BacOn with sales 100 hllS
iehy sides at oL61lOI{ latter rate for clear noyI
held Nc higher shoulders sold at T. nuIk silfeg in
good demand with sales at SIS Nothing OF conEe-
quenee done tnnos8 AeHs Pork or Lard. lfO1oFfSs
-ShSr sold at iI9T5 Cthee urn at ISI{ al I;idol
lhsses hrm at 32G:S. No change in money matters
BAErrNoaE, MARCH, s-Pl6dF duIE Howard 81 and
Ohio bramls held 1t $5,l21< aud City SiIlls al 81
Wheat buoyant; red lis; white $ls{SS 40.
Corn active; mixed 6S956 Provisions dull. Cones
hFm at l21I@la Whisky dull at,t1I(. - '''s'7a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

-
tPS use Of thesS Pills the psFlodls attaskS Of ~
-Ns'FeF' Or ssl EieqSaehs Paay sa,ed. audi
taken q the OF an attack Immediate
relief fFSm PAIN and sickness Eillbs pbtnipss -,
They seldom fan In r9ulqytRs! q,P Eovscs ana a
tieaFashs to vlief females aFe :, suLjrei,f :,
They sst ETntly upoa the svsls-yeasOting Cos,.,s
tirr5less, -.
Fer AisssqEy Men, Sa3iFis. Delicate Fen,nlsS ami
an PeFs9qs Of tsdsqiFT hg4i,s they arv y,iu4LIs
hafattrs lilprOginE tbs giving tel6 are ia
F'90r 81 the dissetlys 0Fsqs Pnarsssoripr The
fnE14 Elasticity and strength Of The whole sy.tyll
3 The cEPii4Llc PILLS pts result u ISpg Ia
ts't74ti9n and sprefuliy sphjueiyi rxisTinrurs.
heSing Rssn N uss many during NliSh tjus,
they haze prevented and roller =, rst .,ii,,l,I Of
pain md suffering from Hsadaelr. wlvtLcI or,sIta
ting ~ The agrees system lsppa dsrnuEsl state
they are entirely vegetable IN thcir competition,
and nqy be taken at allrims VI i'll psrfrst ssftty
without any elanes 50 .list. gs.f ne LsSset
g. g a ,sgI''1 'tff F5FiI' e fasy +
:, seg faF II OF G6pSFER EElFsl i7,'i .,
INC gsnuiH9 have }s aisEfurrf of Hepry csrald,
y 3I,sirt ~: ~ gsm 81 siH 7iei hlo 81
Sold by DF. lists And All Msieius
a Box EillDs sent hynnil pfeparCl on rsreipt IS . .
SSIEICE S25 CEENSFS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

BSSNAsHING a WISDoW.-Mr. George
Stevens, beeoptng disopieFiyain d drinks
ing house. on Main ,atteSt s. on Saturday
night, was ejestedr by the wife of the pro-
prietor. George. did not ike this, aud
went into the street and threw = stone
through the window, Of the house. HeNasI
arrested by officer ST. Meyers and sent 70
jsil by AID. Wright ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

BTHE RIvER.-There were about IL
feet water in the channel yesterday. The
Courier Whs here fsom Cincinnati, and
will leave this evening. The weather was
cold enough TO be unpleasant, aud there
was very liitle activity about 4tbeElanaiag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

R9rCoLp.-on Sunday night and yea
tePday morning, the Veathsr Was as iu-
tensely cold as7We &Eet experienced 1t this
season OF the year. Theatmosphere grew
more mid in The 9fssSa9 but gyerSsats
and big fires were still essential 10 conf
FORT se-iEs ri a''s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

BS~sExr roJAn.-Nr. Mickey Mcclure,
broth of boy, on Sunday night last, put
an enemy il. hls;aopta sh4sstolgagay his
brains, and he went about like wild man,
doing many things he Ought mot to- have
done. He was arrested by Ofiser st. Nsy@
eEs, and sent TO jail by Aid: Buchanan:
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sFroa,htsDtnst1aE.S 81. oEsad1IFisn. ag4t=F-
lyon are, have been tFo6biei win thu b.sf.
aceS Gehd t9f box, ePlmIa PilIs that y6n may =
have them iR ease OF an attack Z
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R8-A HoRsRs Rus AwAr.--Oa sunday
afternoon Considerable excitement was
Occasioned by tic running away Of horse;
attached to = buggy, down Quincy street.
The horse started on Market street, In
dulged in al few jumps, turning the buggy
up side down aud splitting out the driver.
a sMF. sweitterges, 4r. S, was rolled
along under the buggy in this way until.
his clothes were rubbed of his body, and
then he was rolled out. The horse then
took to the sidewalk, and the buggy htteh-
ing to board pile and sundry other sta
tiOaary articles, heibrOks loose from tue te=
hiele and ran down Main street With = Tat-
tie "like Hades beating tan-barlE, y and
sQoapto9sbl qP ktAtE soeEdtaE isOqssg 1
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TRENTON, y. J. March Is.-Tlie news of
the apPointmeht OF Hon, Nm. L. Dayton.
;as Minister to France, was received here
with great rejoicing among his, fellow
'towtisnfen aud political frienis. - i-.i'f g
!. The COnrt OF PRrdohs, now in session.
has 5comEpgted the 5slience of Henry
Dow from death to- iupris opmeat5 Tor life.
d vas convicted Of the murder of Saal'lj
Hall, at New Brunswick. a. = b3ps :
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u fsq1TpsS Alirestfsty.. IfspfisEeL ER3LHa4it
The cephale pills aTs iAii 10 De 1 Remarkable ~
remedy fGT th0 headache, md bBe 81 fl yer,
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: ST. Louis, March. I7.-The, ioIlowinpi
amendment to the 9Th fes6Ititioh Of the
HiGioriI report Of the Commit go on Fed
eral relations, which has been under disc
eussioH daring the Pastlweeki was voted
down yesterday in The Convention by 4 /,
vbtes Of 81 to 80 The following is the
amendment: ttAnd further believing the
ahe fate Of Missouri deps DE- upon q Beace-
liable adinstmentJo f ohf hIials5nt difficulties,
BheHill nerer, eoantenanee % aid nsseced.i
ing State in making WaruPonthe general
Government nor'Will'she provide mensand
money for tbs purpose of.aidihg the Gem
eF4t Government in any sltslaRt 70 soeFts
qiseeeding States tss pl . isl
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-B@2G s,Rsd1atilssfE, hortltC iG1Toq
Csphalle Pills aeeomp3 iiA the object ftr ,eI,
were made viz Cure Of headache In all fond Y
- ES0aE ne Rratafass, Notf51, w. i7s-n' ..ys
They lave been tested IN more dian a thousand -