Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

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T,,r F.r.-Extensivc preparations are being
~. or ,hc Grand Agricultural, Manufacturing
-, Mechanical Fair, 10 he held on zane's Island
,sIay and "Wednesday, the Goth and nth.
ill doubtless be one of the finest display, ever
s.ntel of the Agricultural and Mechanical
f,.,nctions of this region. We repeat the wish
inst onr Mechanics and Farmers will do their ut
IS, IN rival, and even surpass each other, in the
,isplay Of their industry and skill, and that our
.;,izens will neglect no opportunity TO esvance an
oee, 50 beneficial to all classes, and and all de-
partmemts OF trade. .r.. a'ar
Tl.r, is no production OF the farm, or no work
ofb,udicrf exhibiting industry and ingenuity, Ell
,ber by male or female, which will not be accept
able, orwhich will fail TO receive proper commend
alton and reward. Ifany article has been omitted
in The list of premiums, it will be duly provided
for, il put on exhibition. tu M
DsE,pruL MoKrALrrY.-We find the following
IN our eastern exchanges, relation to the fatality
among the German emigrants ON the steamer
y,nancier, which we noticed the other day. 1t
will be seen that the facts are as We have here
.ofo,e stated that the sickness occurred many
miles below Wheeling, and was produced by causes
efficient to produce disease and death in any sea-
son or any climate: 81
..On Monday last, the cholera made its appear
apcs on board the steamboat Financier, lying at
BpIey, Ohio. She was Immediately taken 10 the
Cincinnati Quarantine ground, SIX miles below the
CITY, where nine persons were II ken into the hos
pi;a al that place, all in the worst stage OF the dis
ee,S. There were five corpSes on board, besides
which ten were buried between Weeling and
Cincinnati. The steamer, alter the removal of
the sick and dead, was thoroughly cleansed and
purified and detained at the above locality until
one clock, on Tuesday.
"The Cincinnati Commercial states that the
Financier left Pittsburgh week ago, last Monday,
crowded with Germans and Irish Migrants, who
had but small supply of food, that was soon
exhausted. At one of the landing places, they
bought n wagon load of apples, and all eat very
heartily; soon after which the sickness began."
H.xErrowy.-We have neglected heretofore to
notice the meeting at Haneytown, on Friday even
ing last, which, we understand, was large AMI en-
thusiasc. Jno. NJ. Oldham, Esq, presided, and
introduced 7. NJ. Gally, our Wing Elector, who
add.,ssed the meeting for about two hours in his
usual eloquent and effective style. J. W. Gala
her OF Marshall county, was next called out and
spoke about half an hour. He discussed some of
the measures of Wing policy, in an able manner
The gallant Wings about Haneytown, are all
1ire, and promise to roll up big vote for Scott
Graham. and Wiley, on the ID of November.
KELLs & CALDWELL have received fresh sup
ply of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, &C., 10 which
the attention of the public is invited, in an adver-
tisement in our columns. Having superior advan-
tsges in purchasing and receiving goods only from
first lands, and direct importations, they ore ena-
bled to compete successfully with the Eastern mar
ket. with the addition of transportation
fanny body can find us cleverer men TO deal with
than Kells & Caldwell, we will trot them over to
the Far as rare cuIlOSllleS!
Mr.. CLEMESs.-If we desire to benefit this as
pirant for office-and personally, he kno,rs had
1uther do this than iniure him-we would advise
him never to attempt funny anecdotes i'll public
His selections bad, his applications still worse,
and his mode of telling them, worst of all. I'D
Itwas said by the greatest genius the world ever
saw that nothing but the most transcendent wit,
can redeem an obscene jest from contempt
TaE LADIES will find an interesting appeal to
them, in another column. ~
There can be no Fair without the services and
presence of the Wheeling fair. We going 10
bag that they can beat all creation in planning
the flower decorations and making "nce fixins''
generally, This opinion will go abroad, and if
they neglect this matter, we should feel awfully
bad.
BAD SrRIKE.-A boy, the son o. VIM. Cock
ayne, of North Wheeling was struck on the head
with brick or stone, while the crowd was coming
from the Court HouSe on Monday night, having his
scul severely fractured, and has since been lying
senscless. Themissile was supposed to be thrown
by another boy, but by whom at our last accounts,
had not been ascertained.
POLICE REPORT.
WIN. Greenwich, and John Gable, were fined 81
and costs each, by Aid. Mclean, for disturbing
the peace, and not being prepared to pay their
fines, they were sent to the chain gang for nine
days.
ST. CLAnsvILLE.-We understand that the St.
Clairsville Fair, which commenced yesterday, and
will be closed to-day, comprises fine exhibition
and is very creditable to Belmont County. A fine
buggy horse driven around the ring by lady, eic
lied much applause.
hrnovEMExr.--The workmen yesterday common
ced blowing up Water street, below Monroe, pre-
paratory paving the street, and grading the low