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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
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Winfield Scott received the vote Of four
States, the aggregate Elec oral vote Of which
numbers ;ortv-two electors. BY a change OF
the number of votes winch are above estimated
as forming one half the majority in tn, twelve
States enumerated, dcductng them from the
tally of Gen. Pierce and adding them to that
OF Gen. scott, the Electoral votes of those
States. one hundred aud eight in number, would
added To the forty two Scot electors chosen,)
make the Electoral votes for Gen. Scott one
hundred and fifty anl--had the votes III those
States been - vtrled--wnuid have secured his
election to the Office Of President. Estimating
the aggtcg itr number utvJiors III all the states
at three millions five hundred thousand, 1t Is
apparent mat a change of less than one vote IL
u hundred onc per cent Of the aggregate pO-
pullr vote n.!gt have been sufficient to give
the victory TO tne Wings instead oi their oppo-
ITS.
" hen then, we take into view the circum-
stances whicn combined TO bring about the re-
suit OF the Election, what i, there in it to de-
Ject the Wings, Or to induce them to doubt OF
the substantial mold winch their principles have
upon the affection and confidence of the PEG
pie Still less does tins state Of ,ucts Justify
any desponlenry as 10 the future. 1t Is not
the first tine the " bjts Et've been beaten when
confident OF success. he defeat of Mr..
Clay, the VI hig cannldate III 1874, was much
more astounding than that Of orr candidate a
the late election aud We III II e, tie Wings
raliei to The rescue, ard by 4 triumphant ma
jogity p'ucsl To .lr cAndllttc II the Presden-
llal chal'. WHAT has more than once hereto
fore happened may happen again; and once
NOR undcr resolution gathered from defeat,
the Wings may march to victory,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
From The Boston ,Iournnil
THE RErRESENTATIvE ELECTION,
THE CO.3LI7IO.N DEFE TED.
Wing Majority in the House of Repre- SEM

THE COALITION DEFE TED.
WING Majority in the House of Represen-
taives over all others Thirteen.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
TO lHE BOSTON JOURNAL.
Below we give returns OF tie election in
large number Of the towns IN this Common
wealth, in which trials 20 choose Representa-
tives were made yesterday. The returns receiv-
ed indie tie that the Coalitlon is detuated-that
the hgs have a majority in the House OF
thirteen over both the Cpulilonists and Anti
Coaltonlsts, and that there is majority against
the Codl,tion,SiS, Of FORTY THREE. There are
sixty eight representatives to be heard from. a
fair proportion of which, at least, Will be Wings
while others will fail of an election. Ac-
cordlng to all human probability, the Coalition
is routed, and the Wings viii nave ii sufficient
majority III the House to fill up the Senate with
true-hearted Wings aud to secure the election
OF JoHN n. Chr ORD as Governor. und true
Wing for United States Senator.
1t will be seen by the vote of this city that
but seven of the Wing candidates those who
were also on the Union tlcketl were elected -
Their majortleS rang from 800 to 1900. The
unsuccessful Wing candidates lack from 500
to 600 votes Of an election
Several other cities failed to elect their dele
cations, either IN whole or IN part. Charles
town and New Bedford made choice Of none,
and Lowell Roxbury AMI Springfield elected
but portions OF their delegations. There are
2u3 members III all elected.
In Worcester county the stronghold of the
Free Sollers, mo Choice" seems to have had
the field almost to itself. In 20 towas, 81 eth
er resulted IN no choice or failed TO hold meet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

Senate, III the expectation Of being appointed
High Constable Of France.
A decree has been issued convoGug the
French people on the Dit and 22d November,
to accept or reject the proposition. The vot-
ING IS 10 take place Il ScruilH secret -Ees or
No.
AusrRALiA.-De Dispatches from Prague an
nounce that the Emperor Of Austria has had
all attack Of epdeptc apopIexy, and that he
had received the last sacrament.
SpAIN --Aducea from Mldnd state that no
anxiety ext ted there with regard to the Cres-
cent CITY affair.
severe shock Of an earthquake had been
felt at Malaga, winch shook all the edltices and
caused great n5ternttlon, ami many ta:nlles
had taken refuge On board vessels iii the har
Dor.
We add to the foregoing, from the Boston
papers Of yesterday, l25h) the following par
tlculors Of the Declaration Of the French EN-
pire -
NEW YoRK, NV g. The .Joniieur pub
fishes the proceedings Of the Senate Oh the 4th,
6Ln aud ith.
The Scndtus ConSuitum adopted by the
Senate, consists Of eight articles, a5 follows -
ARTICLE |. The ltnperlil dignity is re es-
tablshed Louis Napoleon Bonaparie is Etn-
peror under The name Of Napoleon III.
ART Z. The Imperial dignity Is hereditary
III the direct and Legitimate descendants of
Louis Napoleon BonapIr'e from male to male.
by order oT prmogenuurc, to tIe perpetual ex-
cIuson of females and descend .nts Of telna Is.
ART. 3. Louis Napoleon Bon lparte, If he
has no child, may adopt legitimate children
and descend tnts N he male line Of the broth
ers OF the Emperor Napoleon /. TIE form Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
The Recent Preside initial Election and
its Results.

The National lutcllIgencer in the course OF
an able article upon the Presidential Election,
makes tins interesting statement
"But, with all the expected as well as the
unarticipaed majorties against the Wings in
30 many States an ana yss Vi the votes cast in
the Lutte election will show that variation OF
less than one III hundred Of all the votes taken
might have been sutficirn, to change the result.
We have not, asyet, the Whole official returns
but enough is known to enable US to make an
approximate calculation to what extent Il vari-
alton Of votes in the io,l,wing State, which
have chosen Democratic Electors, would have
been required to secure the votes of those States
10 the v klgs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

C~The Wings of Kentuc y have the true
grit of whole souled patriots Defeat never
daInps their nrdor, extingushes their zeal, or
ab tes their courage. In spite OF their recent
National defeat, at the recent ELECTION to fill
the vacancy occasloned by the resignation Of
Humphrey Marshall, they turned out in full
to,ce and elected Col. Preston, the blg can
didate, by unprecedtnted msjorities, IN Louls>
vile it is 1870, heavy gain since the I'd ins'.,
in the entire district Presions majority ia 1928.
He gains in every county in the district BIS
ton .jslrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

o. rHIbD RING OF SArURN.--On the night
of the 10Th Nov. 1880, Mr.. Bond Of Cam
bridge, Mass, discovered third ring Of Sa-
turH. When the news reached England, Pro-
Iessor Challs directed To that planet the North
cumberland achromatc al Cambridge, England;
but could not see 1t. The great reflector OF
Lord Rosse was turned toward It in VAN. But
M. braves of Milestone was more success
iul; for he was about coming to the same CON
cuslon az Mr. Bond, when the account OF the
discovery arrived on the 2Ith November, rs
settling definitely the question: Of priority TIE
1 CIV ring wls shortly aA,5 40 9"e0 by MIR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

as | can, 10 publish an account of nv experi.
ments relative to these animal and yepetsble
mysteries. Ii fact nave begun to write nv
treatise
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

There hAs been n falling "a in the vote OF
North Carolina since the election Tor Governor
III september last, OF 1919, whcn shows a
.eAt lack ofinlereS, N the Presidentla. 1nrs-
L IN. c~'~"a-. >, -, ''.e' sc Govern
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Vote OF Vermont for President-OdiciaI.
Total, s23,l73 1904 S.o9l 81

IN Inc above we have gwen the vote OF the
highest candidate or each ticket. Il will be
observed that every county except Lampllle
gave plurality Tor scott.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Meeting of Vermont Nhigs.

y meeting of Vermont =" higs, residents Of
Rock Island, was no den at the Boston Store
on Monday evening, Nov. 10, l-JI, winch WIS
orglnlztd by the appointment. OF officers as to.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

UyTOFFICIAL NoTL OF NEv JEEsry
ift,'ion, Nov 43-piefce II 292 S,c.t rs
'iaiC ~; b. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Illinois Volunteers.

A recent Rock Island (ll.) ,ldrertiscr con-
talns the following notice of Meeting OF Yer
monlers resident OF that State, which we copy
with pleasure. 1t will be seen that the Yer
mont llhnoan5 "blte no jut Of heart or hope"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Irdnsiatior.l
BERNE,OctNher %. lS12

ExcELLENCy: Having been informed that
the government and peop.e OF tht United State
OF North America were about to honor aud
perJetuAte. b. means OF Il National Mon lmeut,
the memory O! the founder OF the liberty OF the
New World OF the first President of the
great transatlantic kepub lc-lhe Swiss t'ede,
raj CourcII has deemed It liz duty to contr butte
us share towards this great act, by showing
likewise the sympdtncs Of the Swiss people.
For, III the same manner that Swlzerl md cher
isnes remembrance Uf eternal gratitude OF the
founders ol her liberty, so wul the No tn Amer
lCdn bless, tor the renOtcSt time to CoMt, tie
name OF the great NasInLt on.
'Vue Federal Counc has caused block Of
gran te from ihe Alps to be cut out for sind
monument, bearing t'e io.iowlny inscription:
10 ,le meulury
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
From Washington The Crescent City
A ;f,.jr

WAsuS61o0, Nov. I7.-The Republic has
received the Consent Of tie Pye,:!cut 10 pub
fish the following private letter;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
TEN DAYS
LITTER FROM california;!
Arrival OF the Prometheus, Northern
Light and Georgia.


New York, Nov, 25.--The steamship Pro.
metheus arrived last evening from San Juan.
WITH dates from San Francisco To Nov lst
The Plonethcus left San Juan on the 18th
having on board the passengers Of the Brother
Jonathan, from San Francisco. The Brother
jonathan arrived at San Juan On the i4th
The steamer California lett San Fr,ncisco
Nov LIST, tor Panama, with nearly sl,7OUl 90
on freight
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

The m4nlfestoes issued by the refugees IN
England relative to the French empire, are
c"achei u very vloient terms. Much surprise
was Expressed at Their publication IN the Mont
!euy bat Ms regarded as pol,,c1l move and
I'd ,nulc ''lnh "i c"naciouS s1rengi. or ,hs pu,t
Of l.ouls Napoleon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
" ASHINGTON,
The Free Swiss Confederation.
hDCl CHI,

The Swiss Consul at Philadelphia has been
Charged to transmit tins monumental stone 10
It's destination, IN evidence of tho attachment
OF Switzerland for the United States of \ ,rth
America, and the Federal Council expresses at
die same time hope that this act will also con-
tribute to draw ST. c.o,eg the ties OF trl nd
ship and ESTEEM which unite your Republic to
ours.
In begging the Government of the United
States nIndlv to accept this SIMPLE offering, des-
lined for the stupendous monument erected to
Gen. Washington, 1t avaiIs itself Of this occa-
sion to tender to his excellency the Secretary
OF State the assn ances Of his high considera-
ton.
In the name of the Swiss Federal Council:
The President Of the Contederacy:
DN. FURREk.
The Chancellor of the Contederacy
SCtlIESS.
His excallcncy the Minister of Foreign Rea-
tons of the United States Of North Amer.
CT, Washington.
Mr. Everett replies TO this letter under date
of Nov. l.. After duly acknowledging the
rec lpt of the letter, he continues "a tollowS;-
"Ihe Undersigned has lost no time in laying
this interesting communication before the Pres
ld,nt OF the | nlted States, who sincerely re.
clp coates the kind and frlternal feelings of the
FrGerli CouncI OF the Swiss Republic, eX-
pressed by his eSceIlency the Presden, OF the
coniedemcy.
The monument to the memory of the il uStr-
Gus Washington, whose pure example is scarce
" less valuable 10 The whole world than his
personal services we're To his own country, Is
not underlaken by the Government Of the Uni
ted States, but Is the voluntary tribute Of the
pee pie. But the undersigned has the highest
satisfaction IN being the medium OF comlnunl-
eaton between the Federal Council of SwIIl-
etland and the society entrusted with the ercc-
ton OF the monument, to whom copy of the
communication Of his exceliency NJ. de Furrer,
President OF the Swiss Confederation, together
with copy OF the letter OF the SWISS Consul at
PAlndelpnll, wdl be Immediately trans mt.ed.
The undersigned IL directed by tu- Plesl
dent to assure VI. de Furrer, Presidcnt OF the
SWISS Confederation, that the United States en-
terrain the slncerest respect Tor that Cbniedert-
uon, and cherish the wdrnes: wishes for It's
prosperity"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
BY the Northern Light.

New foRs, Nov. 26,-The steamer North
ern Light arrived TINS morning from Aspinw II
NOv. Is, VIA h.ngston, Nov. u.
The steamer Georgia left Aspinwall on tn
18th, for Kingston and New York, with 81
5000 D in spscle, and the california mails L
Nov. |.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Ohio Official.


Total vote of 1913 over that Of 1914 1899
ls5. l9l5 2',95i
al i -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
DRY GOODS.
wM T. Sci RY ..

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
hsstock OF Fall and Winter Goods for Jobbing OF
mporations and from the best manufactures OF our
country. carefully selected expressly for the i'- -
JOBBlNG TRADE. i'~
or the best abrics designs and coloIs to which he
srectuly solicits examination from his old customers
aul Country Merchants.
CIOTS-liis stock consists in part the best makers,
ard the usual variety OF colors both Foreign and
Domestic. s..... -. 81. .t. .H.. rE.
CASSIMERES-Bla black and docskn, we'll IS OF )
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors
SATlNETTS-Back, Blue, Steel mixed, aIc! Green and
browns, &c \ very full and complete stodk also
Tweods and Cy. Jeans -y.. :. s.,rr
OVER COATINGS0f cOlored blankets, pilot and beaver
g. cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTS-A large stock of the best makers OF last
madden colors. As well as the most common kind
of low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de lains, emb'd ustrc
Vain and fig'd black aracas, as well as OF coiora
. J., OF the best variety, both figured and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain jaconcts, Swiss and Scotch mills In
" dia book, thread and cotton laccs edgings, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens
CAPS-Mcns boys and chdrens velvet and cloth caps
also Mexican hats most desirable lot. D.
ALSO-Saws, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas. brown and
bIcached mIslins, shirtng checks, Ticking, Nc.
tlC; together with full and complete stock o!
Notions OF all Sorts usually wantcd and altoscth
cr | feel well assured my stock is SO complete that
when it is examined and the prices told, it Will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock Of Goods before offered in the market.
nuroi w. T. SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

s,,er,,n Dx,rm.-Mr. Jot, Forsyth, Of Park
..s%,,rsb. brother of Joseph Forsyth Of this city
SIIers on Monday, and his death and the at
a .aai;mr circumstances, are very singular. On
T,;S,v. 4 small eruption on his hand, APPARENT!
rilG" H.; bite OF gnat or mosquito, increased b,
i1G !,;,, and caused his arm TO swell in such 9
NM manner as 10 defy all medical appliances, and
,I', iiI from lis effects at the time stated. He
u. =, o,r Office on Friday in his usual health.
IL son. hearing OF his illness, started from Par
,.rsl,rs. and found him dead on his arrival here,
NJ his WIFE unable TO quiet her strange foebod-
as s started soon after, but passed, on Tuesday
M, ti. boat containing his corpse! This is u
NJ" and sad succession OF circumstances.
Mr.. Forsyth was aged about So years and was an
es;iiaable citizen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

fIE i.ncd following property for sac. all
L .: winch lie will dispose OF on accommodating terms
tU-vlt: III. -. R. We ..-.... A d. .-.a
nbeIed Three in six on Main street North n'
aud adjoining the Meoieon Rudirgs This is one OF the
innsl VsIabic building Lots in the City.
Abu leo LOIS in South Wheeling Catc Rtchietownl
many these re equal any addition the City.
Aosevcrzl oTc most valuable Lots on the Island adhi
non iu The City.
iua aGge number Lots in the cna Vista. Churchill
No l and Churc hill No. ., additions TO the City.
VIII also sell in PARCELS TO suit purchasers, so much OF
The au within corporate limits of Wheeling has not
een erciOorc laid OF into lots being upwards OF One hut
IIcd ACe, and being the now in tile occupancy OF
ABRAHAM Altman, ard now held by in trust for Mrs
EHily Zane. II ....r.
Wheeling aug3n-tC FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG. e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
SALES.
Houses and lots for sa.
METROPOLIS.

Houses and lots for sale.
w be sold at Public Sale. at the Court House OF Ohio
" County Monday The ith day of October next, at
gOc!ock \. VI. lot No. 2O, situated on the North side o
Clay srce in that part the City OF Wheeling called Eas
Wheeling; we eOf Daniel GichTis late of sail city, died
seized There two comfortable brick houses ON SAID
lot The title il believed to be unquestonlble; AMI The
eTue, which viii be make known the day OF sale, VIII
BE liberal. For further information enquire OF
ssPtIi-id. JOHN GILCHRlST-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
New Fall Goods |!

IN e" Fd1l COOQS .sasa
rTNHlS morning will opening Fall stock
i OF Goods, among which may be found the followlng:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich Brocadc It Silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine
Black d COLD Poult De Sole, Fancy Colored Glace,t
Cold blk Satin Chine Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame dc Rossi Brocades for fall wear, "a uilth
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks IN en-
Gro de Antique -gI ut ! g.. trely new designs.
French Muslir DeLaines Plain and Figured N -ilH'- ~
Mourning Silk and Wool MOuslin De LANES. lN -
French Chintzcs, very beautiful. f''f .'..9 .t
Bombazines, LupiDs make, extra ' 49,
Our assortment Shawls unequaled elegance
and variety, consisting OF
Erminc fur Shawls, all Colors. sts
Thibet Palm Slaws, all coors. 80 ...ra.L
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere ShRwls. -.il.-
Bay State and French Plaid shawls. '''
.tss TRIMMINGS, ENIBRO IDERIES, &c. 4f j
Embroidered Flouncing in Swiss and Jaeonet Muslns-
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings. U.ITt
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses @
Trimming Buttons, in designs.
FTnges and Laces in every width. -ss.r.ssyF
Wide Black and coloTcd Velvet Ribbons .. ...r..
Narrow I" do for Trimming .ar-. H- 20. ~. '+H
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style ) .
sept3 - o.. -..... o. w. HElSKELL & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
Trustees Sale.

f yrtuc ola Deed OF Trust from James NJ Campbell &c
ID bearing date the 10th day of October, a D. 1851 and
recorded Ia Clerks Office of the County Court OF Ohio
IL Deed Book No q, page 80, VIII proceeG TO sci
aiTuhc auction on the premises, tie 3t day of Sep
er5 al ~ O'Clock a M the following described property
~ No. Que hundred and Fly SIX lying and being SIT
f on Wheeling. Island in OroT y. ZaDcs addition 10 The
'Liy u Wheeling Terms made known day OF sale.
sII:s1-;L. l. CRANMER. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
ARREST OF CouNTERFEIrERs

| PTILADtIFIIIA, SGf "
Alex. Stcrrit and James Hewitt charged with
counterfeiting notes and coming spurious dollars,
were captured last night by the officers. The u
s. Court House was occupied by them in cxainin-
ing the presses and plates for counterteltng, and
altering notes and making mouds. They were
committed for trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
tARRIvAL OF THE STEAMER HERMANN
NEW YORK MARKET.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HERMANN
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, Sep. 30.
The steamer Hermann arrived this morning Her
news are, however, anticipated by the Canada.
FLoun-5, $50 bbls. State brand sold at i.37a4.50;
southern, 4.62a4. 10; very fine rye, 4.l2-scarce.
WuE.T-W estern, |. OLAF .05; red, 81; southern,
95-frm.
RYE-Sales offs, 800 bush. at sS-bouyant.
CoRN-2,O00 lmSh mixed sold at 1Oa7l yellow,
71a12.
PoRk-Mess, SIS; prime, S1G-dcclining.
LARD-In bbls., 12-quiet.
-Languid-unchanged in price.
WursKY-30O bbls Ohio, 24-fm.
Other things unchanged.
...r ---
PHILADELPHIA MARKET:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
CoTToN-Firmer under the late Steamer news.
FLoYK--FiIm at 4,31.
Nothing new in rye, flour corn meal.
WnEAT--Dull, sales of 10000 bus. old prime
Renna white at 1902, prime new Southern red, 90.
RYE-Southern, 75c.
CoRS-In demand at T3 for yellow, 10 white.
WmrsKy-lIeld firmly at 24!a25. '.
CINCINNATI-RIVER AND MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
FLouR-Dull-no sales of Importance.
WAIsKY-has declined 10 III.
Nothing has been done in provisions
CuEEsE-actve and firm at 63.
The river has fallen inches since last night
Weather clear and pleasant.
....H Observation-Disclosures.
-tt t.- ...'." ' '.-.. PITTSDuRGu, Sept. 90.
The river is % inches on stand. Weather cool
and clear.a r-r gasr. s-F .a s.T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

srvoprLEp.-The building formerly occupied
,,,le North Western Bank on Main street, has
in converted into very neat residence for the
=, ,'',snoel it, but the ingenuity of Mr.. 7. Drake
cyrrsgnle all difficulties, and mnde really stately
mansion Of It.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
New York, Sept. 90.
The Steamer Atlantic arrived this evening. has
been out since the I4th inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

Tn. liEMyrIELD RAnRoAp.-The Morgnntown
Renublican says, the engineers have reached that
nl,r.. on the tempietd route, and will iinmedl-
asIv nr eetl TO locate the balance ofthe road, be-
,r1,n That place and Greensburg. II is said that
The Little Sewickly route will be adoptedin West
Inorcland county
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

Tuy CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE or ONO CouN-
~ whose names will be found in the first column
If the second page, are requested TO meet at the
office of Geo. ". Sights, i'll the Court House, on
FElp,Y evening next, the LIST Of October. pune
trnl nttrndancc IS requested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
NOTICE

Moons in the city and the adjacent towns will
fesoi;ci with the Daily Iutellisencer by Mr.. F.
r suP ,rs al the rate of TEN CENTS WEEh.
tbs , an by ihe yenr T a9 8 viii Will
do n. his subscribers punctually and at al eally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

Ma. J. L. WILDE left yesterday for England,
where he goes business, with the blissful expec
.ation Of returning, ere long. The kind wishes of
many friends attend him across the wild Atantic.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

Tur HorE ENGINE standing in front of Hobbs
& Taylor's engine shop, yesterday, awaiting some
repairs