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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
-5..sn,y MORNING, OCTOBER &c, 1859:

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>siasis, s9'L I'unbIeation. Price, rwo eeSTs.
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tssvh'''- "a, .,, the ,diac mt towns will be sup
.Persous IN me f' intelre ncer by Mr. F. a. Sears
ped with r iss 4CESTS wEEk- This will afford al
b ss to who do not Wish IL panesa;
aeto issr, Mr $ viii supply his su's'''O'
ID, NEARLY hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
z COMMERCIALS
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY 1NTELLlGENcER,

L5 Note.It should be observed that tho quotations
given below are the Wholesale Prices We state ms
tor the benefit of those who may have very small orders
TO fill and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however. both city and country custo
mcrs rely on purchasing from Wholesale MGR.
chants, in any quantity, at tho regular Wholesale prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26

sltat 10 authorized TO receive subserip
.yR 4 S!'T ~. Weekly and Weekly lnielhgeneet
is to nc pa nt advertising and Job work to DC a0he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

the position which assumed, that the Union would
be endangered in a conflict with Texas. Ellis, in his
peculiar style, denounced the Compromise measures,
and very and bitter in opposition to the Flu
gtve Slave law aud those who had voted for it, intend
ing all his structures to apply to the Editor of the "Sen
tinel who, member of Congress, was supporting
these measures Having, on calm and deberatereiec-
tion determined support these measures had no
recourse left but defend votes and sustain the jus
tice and necessity of the Compromise whole. This
the beginning of the controversy and this has been
the main question at issue between up TO this time.
We done with this unpleasant controversy, so
far the establishment of the papers concern
ed. DR.. Ellis go on, and if the Democratic party
decide that his eminent and ranscendent abilities
entite him the. lucrative Office Of Auditor of State
and State Printer, shall not com plain, but will
reserve the right to expose hishereses at all times
Enough on this subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
Facts.


Hon. George C. Dunn, his three hours speech in
the Senate on Tuesday, gave quite dissertation on
70 facts" they written in the history of the
country, and repeated with great emphasis the rusm
that facts facts and the declaration of Senators
the contrary did not change them. Now vic desire to
apply this to assertion which Mr.. Dunn made
and by his fixed rule will he be condemned. Mr.. Hollo
way first stated that the Democratic State Central Com
mtee had passed resolutions in opposition the annex
alton of Texas, and this assertion MIR repeated
after had called for the proof and further stated that
Judge Wick, as member of that committee, had APP
proved such resolution. Now we say that the State
Central Committee passed any such resolution
and that Judge Wick opposed to the annexa-
ton of Texas but from the very inception of that ques
ton he approved it, and the ecctor for this district
uniformly advocated it on the stump. small meeting,
composed Of some ten fifteen persons styling them
selves the Central Club of Indiana met on Saturday
night the Ith Of May 1874, and adopted series of
resolutions in opposition the annexation of Texas
w. b. Preston, Of Columbus, Ohio presided at the
meeting, and Edwin Hcdderly, now Of Minnesota, of.
lercd the resolutions. The meeting composed of
few very respectable Democrats, who in favor of
the nomination Of Martin Van Buren, and who no doubt
thought the members Of the Indiana Delegation were
in great error in favorng the nomination Of more
available candidate but these resolutions dad not meet
the views OF the Democratic party body, and not one
man in that meeting six weeks afterwards would have
voted for them They all voted for Pok and Dallas Ter
and Oregon, and Mr.. Chapman the Editor Of the Sen.
tinel who copied heresolutions without comment after.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Louisville and Madison rapers-I
From Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, SP. NJ.
The steamer Arctic with dates from Liverpool to the
7lh, arrived at quarantine at 81 o'clock this morning
bringing about fifty passengers.
The steamer Niagara reached Liverpool at 10 o'clock
the 18th. The news OF fire raging at the capitol in
Washington received with distrust in Liverpool
ENGLAND-rhe leading topic OF interest was the late
resignation oil Lord Palmerston Numerous causes are
urged for the act but the accepted appeared be the
understandable inter ference OF the Prime Minister with
the affairs of the Foreign Office
COMMERCIAL lNTELLICENCE-LiD Liverpool Jan l6-Pro-
visionsNo change in hacon-eonsumpto is moderate.
In beef there is nothing new-stock quite exhausted
Lard is steady at an advance.
BreadsuTs- advance has been establish
edwhte wheat in demand at 6sa6S 5d per 40 lbs, anil
general qualities of sweet flour in request at 2lsa2i
sd. Indian corn also dearer over quotations for the
week-3s higher for wheat and Is for ilour-than on
Friday last.
At Manchester business was improving and fair
amount doing paying rates.
The condition of the London money market, the
9th, continued satisfactory British and foreign funds
improving. Consols closed at 97a- American
stocks fair request, but there is change in
quotations.
The retirement of Lord Palmerston has caused great
regret in Hungary. Jellachich had had sundry inter
views with the Minister and audience with the Emperor
and had returned to Wagram.
A difficulty had occurred between the English and
American consuls at Belgrade.
The royal mail steamship Amazon, from Southamp-
ton for the West Indes took fire at o'clock p.
Sunday, the 4th Of January sixty miles west of Settle
and, with the mails, entirely consumed. OI the
officers crew. and passengers of whom there one
hundred and 6fiy-6ve in all, only y-fve saved
The fire supposed have originated from spontaneous
combustion
FRANcE-Advces give most marked assurance Of
universal tranquility and satisfaction. Public funds
hbited an unusually bouyant tone large number Of
persons belonging TO secret societies. who had been ar
rested in Paris, their way TO Rocheiort for de-
parture to Cayenne.
The Parie of the 9Th, published note contradctine
the that the President had received auto
graph letter form the Emperor Of Russia, congratulate
December.
Count d. Orsay about to remind the President o.
his promise release Abdel Kadcr when he had power
The colossal statue of liberty which bad been placed
in front the Chamber of Deputies in 1913, had beer
taken down by order of the authorities.
decree had been announced that the gold, silver
and copper coin shall bear in front the egy OF the Pres
ident. With the words Louis Napoleon Bonaparte wer,
to be engraved the words Republic FRANCHISE and Diet
Protege la France.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
CANDIDATES

Owe requested announce that MAXI A. DrzAs, of
Boone county, candidate oce OF
of STATE by the Democratic COnvenhon janis
we arc authorized to announce FRAScIs Kss Of Marion
county, Candidate for sce Of Secretary Of S,as subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Stale Convention.
1--WE requested w F. PDeTox, OF BarthoIo-
county, c~Adaie for for the Office OF Clerk
OF the Supreme Court by the Democrats Convention.
1--WE are requested that Or. ELIJAH NEwLAED.
Washington county, will he candidate before Democratic
Slate Convention for the oace Of Stat Treasurer. ian14
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

1t was understood that the PRONUNCIATION of the new
constitution would take place the Sh the day after
the departure of the steamer.
As the President coming out of Eysee the 81.
he shot by sentry belonging grenadcr
pany. The man was Immediately arrested, tried by a
court martial, and shot in a corner of Elysee.
The correspondent of the Daily News says that he is
informed that the first article Of the constitution is
follows: The President of the Republic takes the title
of Emperor He also says that have been struck
with the inscription. 90 Louis Napoleon Emperor"
In the departments the trees of liberty being
dered To be cut down.
II said that the sovereigus of Europe struck with
dismay at the of Lous Napoleon, have notified
him that they prepared to enforce the article Of the
treaty OF Veaa which orbids any legitimate descendant
or relative Of Emperor Napoleon from succeeding to the
Imperial title.
The Boursc was somewhat dull on Monday, the 9Th.
Five per cents opened at I04 and closed firmly at l05
The three per cents closed at 20 frances.
By circular of the Minister Of the Interior, Amer
lean ships with cotton allowed after having reached
English ports, enter duty free. The scarcity OF raw
material had rendered this necessary.
AUsTR1A.-Thc Emperor of Austria had formally alb
rogated the constitution OF the 18th of March, lS49
being found mpraccahle. A code of new fundamental
about being pronulgcd.
SPAIN.-From Madrid it is announced that the with
drawa of Lord Pamerston from the English Cabinet had
been received with great satisfaction 1t
that Lord Howdon would resign in consequence of the
retirement OF Lord Palmerston.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, s p. NJ
Mr. Walkers amendment, granting land every &C
tua settler alter i've years actual occupation in quan
ties exceeding 100 acres free Of all charge dc
hated and was relected-ycas s, NAYS 30.
Mr. Walker moved an amendment, that no individual
should locate more than one warrant; which was re
jected
Mr. Walker moved an amendment, that no warrant.
shall be located withia six miles Ct any proposed rail
road unless for the purpose of actual settlement to h
ascertained by vote OF the party locating. This was
also rejected.
Mr.. Gwinn offered amendment allowing parties
occupying lands in California to pay for the same il
warrants. Lost.
\ join. resolution then ordered to be cngrossed-
yeas 35, nays 3. Messrs. w. NJ. Gwinn, Wade anG
Walker. negative.
The Senate then, after short executive session, ad
iauIned
HoUsE.-Thc House occupied with bill in com
mttee of the whole, aPpropriating 49, $50 900 in pay
mont of the instalment OF the Mexican indemnity
falling due on the Both.
! Several gentlemen took part in the debate, whic
mainly turned upon the manner Of payment
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 27.
! j. p. Benjamin elected U S Senator from Louisiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

wards admitted that the whole proceedings were i'll
timed and that the Wings in using them distract the
Democratic party had missed their aim. Neither Judge
Wick, Governor Whitcomb, Gen. Drake, or any men,
Der of the Central Committee, except Mr. Heddery
presents or approved the resolutions. The Democratic
party of the State favored the annexation of Texas and
bat for that issue Mr. Polk could not have carried the
Ctaf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

SENATE--Occupied with debate upon the bill appro-
priatng land to Iowa for railroads and education. Bill
postponed till Thursday.
HoUsE.-Debate resumed giving the contract Of
printing the returns TO the Proprietor Of the
Union. Discussion warm
Harbors is replying to remarks of Mr. Venabe made
Yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

eFS=cHEERIEG INTELLIGENCE comes 10 ms daily ffoyr
49, various of the country, uoabled viii
humors and chronic complaints, freely using Dr. s A.
ver's Canker and Ss Rheum Syrup caker Cure cerae
They truly good articles glad TO see them succeed
rs they deserve TO-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

gJ~ JOHN r. JONES, Editor of the Yincenncs Scni-
mel, and r. S. SrRoULE, Editor of the Madisonan,
have received appointments Clerks to the House Of
Representatives Of the present Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
BASE COUNTERPART

n5sSSy~B BASE ooUNTERFErT.-some villain has gotten M
w. worthless article end i selling for Ferry
vis's Pain Killer 1t up bottles closely resembling
original and calculated deceive the unwaTy Buy regu
lar Agent, and be you get the genuine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
'URE EFFECTED BY DR.. WEAvER's SYRUP, AFTER
ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED
--Hyr- -p7-Tr- fT-r-,

aesFs. S. A. Weaver Coo nIlrmen: relation 10 my
Wife would say that from childhood he has been afflicted with
form Of ErynSas al hrsi spot Of bright cherry color or iht
that produced 10y fire. From This point spread whole
face which became swollen that for several days she entire
did recognize her She had been this situation three times in
IN the skim commencing back Of The thence extending over
the sides of the head So and painful hey that AT nigh
ihrooi be dressres and RIM down he SIDES Of the rert and 81
acd was H. thai when came IN contact with the shin, the effect
wasihe same as that Ct boiling water
After gentle exercise especially in weather, parts Of
The body became covered with spots Of dark red purple color,
and painful and tender short time these spots would
be covered with minute be which broke and discharged ihtn
dried up forming csb which would few days Of leav
a long heang-requemlv
appeared on The feet and ankles running much Tie course
had done the other her body, that in this
aggravated by exercise These
unable deep by
this day has affected her breast degree that she
sch distress from this disease a for veeks sic has been able
Obtain but ic sleep ard has ocH aid 'a her distress
Al the time she CON using vonr syup and Ccrate she lss
running her stomach and breast which bad been there
more Than year heamg up al times perhaps n one place. bu a.
medicines for removing fror
the system Of which produced The least benefit Sic
loo the Syrup few days AID then commenced applying the ceraie
TO the and al said she had found snhHg sooh
this have Frequently known her several
The Of night apply he cers,e Der feet
the began heal and before she had finished The second Do
-, ~ ~ cS Ia - ~ ls,,er h.s,i 49,, ~.
she before for twenty The medcns
has effected her the wonderful non
section country and strongly recommend all afflicted IN III
manner n trial.
desiring relation
particulars tie will afford pleasure give
such information. they Will call my residence Monvie
Inquiries many acqnaiances New Lon
don and vicinity, who conversani with tho
GILES TURNER
The above plain statement faci they speak for themselves
aud from that who acquainted with The
will Goub T only Tie which
have possession, all showing the vine o Dr. = a. WEA
vER'S CANKER and SALT RIEUM SYRUP, together with
invaluable accompaniment the CERATE- They stand
Of Salt Rheus
Mouth Mercura Diseases, Liver
Complaint Female Weakness, and all diseases arising from
amy way connected with impure Of ihe Blood
and sold by : ~ WEAVER q ca, sole
New London, Conn.
chants generally J. Harris Co.. College Building, Cnc.ni
Agents the SoRth and West %i-ws-Sn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

q FARM FOR SALE.-An improved Farm Of 240 acres of
excellent land l25 Of the tract cleared and $50
under There large orchard of cultivated fruit ome
hewed To- dwelling the 6Rrm j.
well watcred with living sprngs i j. eight miles west Of "
danapois indianapolis end Rockville akoad and wif
two half miles OF tie Central Plank and TeTre Haue Rail
roads,
further information and terms apply the subscriber at
Terfe flaue. Mark Collins OF The premises
Ian ~ 1850 iaroowe BRIDGET COLLINS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.

The Price Current has compiled its usual
of hogs packed in the West returned from two-thirds
the packing points, including the principal places To-
tai number this year, $50 543, against 0sl 1897 last
year. Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky show aggregate
increase Of ii, 600. 352 600 packed in this city
this year, against 1874 900 last year.
Markets unchanged.
Thaw continues. River risen inches since last eve
ning-hree feet s inches altogether.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
The Postmaster gives notice that the mail for Louis
vile and the south will be via Lexington and for
ST. Louis via Richmond, Ind. The eastern mails will
be via Baltimore, during the suspension of
CATION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29


n FOUNDRY erected IN feue auie past sumner known
as TIC Wabash Fcundery oaerd for sale,
and hIs inability 10 carry The business.
This Foundry in fine running anil reane for business
nehs well supplied with Machinery. Stove, Hollow Ware and
oeeI raers and fasks and having hand thirty Pig
anu Scrip Iron rs well a. other stock.
The Moulding Floor accommodate six Aoules and can La
enlarged with ille expense.
Having improved better
sh power ihah ~ the other establishments in the city
using stealth III now run with horse power ard
horses accustomed 10 the work thai Will desired with H.
but nm engine can with iie expense he
hao an extensive trade from Illinois and IRON being terminus
Of railroad about completed indianapolis extending to
Cleveland Ohio and the canal 10 Evansvi
during the this increased which
makes II desirable point for manuiacto any kind
WIN small additional outlay Foundry well managed
can be made 10 pay for Itself very short time
To those who wish engage desirable To-
Cation such opportunity the present dom occurs as every
Of time - - 80
For terms, which easy, cicr information apply 10
A II. JOHNSON.
iane2-W6wd2Nf rerre IIaato, Ind
q "a REwARDl-The above reward will be paid 10 the
~ u y under of COLD LEVER WATCH james
maker No 1921 lost last Tuesday evening" jan the MI
ehlsan read north OF the eiys by leaving al Ibis Office
Jai2l-d%w3w
Peoria Eye Infrmary and orthOpedic Institution.
REFERENCES:
] Hon Z. A flanagan, Indiana;
Hon Wilson Shannon, Ex-tiov Ohio,
Hon VIM p Bryant. Ex- Chief Justice eff Oregon
Hon Isaac p. Walker, u. :. Senate;
Hon John Moore, Springfield, Illinois;
Hon wm McAIurly, Lieut. Gov: Of Illinois,
I Hon. ;. III Treat Springfield. Illinois;
For further information address Z. S COOPER,
iaa2s-1y Peoria Illro<.
NEW GOODS. NEW GooDs,-Jrt received direct from
~ New York. great variety Of Cassmeres Twees Nader
ial2s U.J.uoRN.
seepBBLs. PRIME CIDER vNEGAR-Just received and
jan92 HORNS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

NTO Office TO CONTRACTORS.-Seaed Proposals viii be
ceived by the Board of Directors o the Clinton Draw Bridge
Company. the OF r. Whicomh Co.. IN Cln-
Vermon ndans until the 18Th Of February
building Draw Bridge the Wabash River the
town of Clinton.
There will be ihree piers and sTaa ahrncnis Of euas
masonry enbic yards The
plan Longs. VIII be SCI feet long rians,
c6caons Of payment dc together with all necessary m
formation will be given by The Directors the place % receiving
proposals. Resident Engineer the Wabash and Ere
csa the Office in Tee Iisue az any lime previous TO
The lems. VIM. kIIE President
W., p n Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

IGHTNING! LIGHTNING! LIGHTNIIs G. The sub
having thousand feet Of James Spra
Cincinnati lightning Rods in this vicinity - ssl prepared with
rree Cincinnati and good experienced
hands qnaniity and the moderate
~cc he will sell The Rods foot
a
sign OF the Big Pad Lock and Cook Stove by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Rsfsrencss-capi VOORHEES, C. w Cady. D. Yaaes r.
am a,sg Def=es an6 The Trustees Il TIE Deaf and
ee Perkins NessTs. X r Cnderhl ]. w. Ho-
land, d. Bullani. and d. Craigheaa. aug9e-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

ns ulS m uiseeVeIer Oh tis Meelne Is
cal College, and exhibit Certificates Of his Office
Physicians In Albany, certifying his abty and qualifications
Medical Practitioner, and extensively engaged
Medicine.
ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RIIEUM CAN BE CURED
Mrs Giles Turner, Of Monyle who had been afflicted Fry
speas for the last Twenty Years and three within
five has been entirely Blind from the effects
maaiy
CURE EFFECTED by DR. WEAvER,s SYRUP. AFTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

EUOw TO GET RTCH.-Go 10 the cheap Potages
old opposite the Post Office. Indianapolis. AARON
ID. DIR Co have removed their stock Of goods Po
Washington where they would respectful
inve oh and yowas rf and poor and all others whs wish
buy good and cheap goods, 10 call
Their consists part Cloths Cassirefes Satn Vest
nss different styles, Menos Cashmeres, Deane rich
black Silks Taeons Grapes and other dress goods
ties Prints Dcmesies Angs Fsnel and all he li
ally Dry Goods Stcte Also Boots, Shoes CaF Grocer
les. Dye Sfnhs, Cotton Yarns, &c.
Bring along your and don't give more goods for il
than elsewhere, take old hat which we
the benevolent society few days Thas the a re-
gsfrica. MARY Cent Tor Looking.
3l-w3w A d. OH q CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
DIR. s. a. WEAyERsS.
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.

CANKER CURE AND CERATE.
These Preparations warranted superior any other Compound
for expelling
Scrofulous Humors, Canker, Salt Rheum Erysipelas,
Mercuria Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising
from impure state of the Blood: Also, Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia,
AND GENERAL DFRILITY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

sespBBLs PRIME CIDER vINEGAR-Just received and
- % for sale whols sale RETAIL
jan22 HORNS