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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
RGHN IN TOWN AGAIN

KIGHT IN TOWN AGAINI
@. HEFTLEY, No 1865 Main street, again invites at
" tcnliOn 10 his last stock OF .s'
sPRING AND SUMMER Dry GOODS,
comprising elegant assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the richest patterns ard latest stylesI Onnets RIB
goods for gentencns wear His stock Is selected wh
view 10 pleasing everybody both to quality and price,
which. he fatcls himself he do 10 all who viii give
lima call. ~" avl3
@ 4 PhS. mems tuck glove TOP UOlgIcSs GUIICIsGI
AEt my9 OAK RALI, No 1913 MaihSt.
AGAIN!
,T receipt OF five thousand ofiote nice III GaoetgaTs
Il Which will he sold cheap.
les J. W. RHODES, agent.
White WhCntE Extra Family Flour, Sc.
INnE subscriber has lust received oil sale
i ~ barrels Lockwoods Extra Flour,
90 do Fr9Eers do
200 bales first quality Hay,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

is Sha{es Washington Kan Stook
r sell al Public Sale OH Thursday tho 10th day OF
June next Fifteen Shares Washington Han stock, D.
longing 10 tho estate Of j. II uss, deceased 20 tue hSu
est bidder. ,-.,s..
MOI Sr1' mo. X. ROTSFoRD, Admir-,
WbsThe above sale Is postponed until tie l0tg az oil
August Ho
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

,,,D. d from tIler masters in Grant
Sn save ~ Monday night. II is supposed
county N.Y. -, VI nrer near Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

%M M. Il. Mckee desires all having claims against
wv him TO present them ior adjustment and those m
iebt expected 10 meet his credits promptly Those
Shlng Interviews viii call at his old siand or al bis or
ice In the bull ding occupied by McNair q ieryey I{v
Goods merchants, 9th ward. a,3S'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
,,CAUTIoN;i

Dr. Morses IhSlEor6hs Corda has bee eodntefisitsd
by unplidelpel p6rsons. 7. l3i7g ~ % $50
IN ululI all The genuine cordial will hare the btoiie
simo pasted Of each holils aud lie
following words blown IN the glass 4 .sf1s- sslT4
"pR. AORsEs INyIGoRATINo ooRDIAL, s.Nf @. 49,
III qP;II, EINo, fEoPRiEToa,s. Y,,,5s7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
TO NY OLD CUSTOMERS.
---- TnaI hell

rubIlo m general iat his mammoth house Ia FULL and tho
about two thirds NIL, and will commence ssryng Ills
friends this morning. ard continue doing so during Tue
summer al bout half the cost Of last y'aT soNo' hoho
need 20 without cold water. ,,cv
j. hlIOh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
= = ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
4 eshayaa NVashinRton Hall Stock

10 N MI 50'id' P0''''' for sale by JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

CIopper bound Paint BRUSHES, Just received BY
" jei7 J. u. Y0MELlh q Union 81
q a ROSS KSs. Lemon, whoies ele and TelalI bE
o myi9 J. b. Yo&sLln - 0lIon 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

4 SAY S'FRANGERl! o.,
II HAVE on hand 20 bales ptime sweat Hay In store Tor
i you-cs and get them soon. p,novtv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

'f- .as Co-Partnersnip:
- w. HRlSKHLLS 20. have associated Il. n. SyyEA.
". RING with them as the partner shil
commencing tho 10th ins.. Thestyle or tie firm will b
iRISKRLt, so, HI iSnda
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

safes or all Sizes suitable for merchants, banks, jewel
ers record oeGs, steamboats,, &c fire and thef proof
bah vault doors plate chests for private families, etc on
hand sale and made 10 orders t the DEPOT t92 Pearl
street 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, By
Fsni0.hiYlapin ROBERT ". PATRICK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

STILL THEiTURKll ftI 10
TIIR UNDERLINED has Just opened the best Plantation
Cigars ever offered TO the weed loving portion OF Wheel.
ing No counterfeit, but the Teai pure article ~
ie9 Lf j. W. RHODES. agent
liz ROxss starch Just received and Tor sae BY a N
W pye JAARS.BAKRR.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

NEW AND SCARCE TRIMMINGS.
lust Jeceived by ExpTess.-a new lot G. GlMPURE
u LACES for Trimming, Il! all desirable iors.
mr,o ".p' NOTE S SE4SS'NM orN.,s
The daily union., 1854-11-22

constant remembrance thai Mey cannot tyad.ee is adn-
srao and they echo and second the hog1 Of the Neg
York Herald against honest and fearless E1eeaVe toto
putting back into pocy The leaders Of federalism There is
other party that rises when the democratic party falls
but that no matter what disguise ii wears which
troled by the vital element of ederasm-bu that which
asas the rights of the States and the integrity OF the
Union, good democrat may have honest animosity
but no good democrat nduges that anosty at the
expense of democratic principles and democratic princi-
pies cannot be carried unless forget their private
griefs, and unite in upon a common creed
James Gordon Bennett is mistaken He has been mis-
taken before He cannot msleaa any portion of the Amer
ican people by appeals at full Of revenge and SO
full of mischief Had President Pierce sent him TO for
egn court diplomatic agent all that he assas in the
present administration he would now applaud Every
thing would have been eole de The policy of the
administration would in that event have been most Just
The cabinet would have been galaxy of intellect and
power President Pierce would have been disciple of the
patriots of other days and paragon of Executive But
Mr.. Bennett did win the honor OF a mission and so
the administration loses his good opinion He
ul only in proving in his person that selfish
actions always controlled by mercenary motives
The daily union., 1854-11-22
F,om the Buffalo Advertiser, MIR. Fimore's organ.
WILL SENATOR SEWARD BE REELECTED

Our MKT sKSAroR.Our list of assembly-men elect is
not yet complete We now count sixtyseven anti Seward
men, with five districts to hear from. These hardly
fail to swell the opposition to seventy in number and it
may run up as high seventywo We trust friends
in the legislature will act with a wise moderation and
sound judgment tn senatorial question. If there is
satisfactory evidence presented that majority of the
people really desire Mr. Seward to be continued in the
Senate their representatives ought to sacrifice their own
antpathies and reeect him. without any hesitation Our
opinion of the abilities attanmeI and public services of
Mr. Seward has been very freely expressed former
easons, and We have nothing at present to add on the
subject The question to be determined by the legislature
is not Of personal fitness alone If Mr. Seward had all
theabty experience and influence in the Senate of Henry
Clay in his palmest days instead of being merely well
cultivated man. Of excellent faculties and good deal of
ina without any influence all and only distinguished
as the eade of faction whose representatives In the Sem
ate do not reach half Dozen it would still be pertinent
for the legislature to consider behalf of the people
whether the interest of the country would be promoted
by supplantng him in the Senate with q man of more
catholic views more enlarged relations and therefore ca,
pable of taking better position in the body The people
looking at The matter calmly whou, undue pre-
udce and the result their reflections will have its proper
weight upon both branches of the legislature
The daily union., 1854-11-22
THE sMALL-YoTE LAW IN VIRGINIA.

The democratic Legislature of the Old Dominion took
step in advance of the democratic legislature of Ohio
They oay banished from the State the small notes OF
foreign banks but struck blo at the shin-paster issues
of their State The whig newspapers In Virginia
predicted all of clnmites the Old Dominion as
consequence of the enforcement of the law but the result
has as6ed o their evil prophecies We quote from the
Richmond Examiner,
" The passage of the bill by ast legislature for the
suppression OF small notes resisted by the wbg party
almost unanimously, and ridcued by their press
quack remedy for the of serious financial disorder
They predicted that Notwithstanding the stringent character
of the BILL it would prove dead letter. the enforcement of
its provisions being entirely mpraccable, in their estima-
ton They lsugbingy pointed to it the only democratic
Of the session and counseed open resistance
it, In this instance in nearly every other their pre-
dicons have been utterly fased by events shin plas
has scarcely since the day designated for the
enforcement of the law. There been complaint about
want of change and the skeptca forced to
edmt the triumphant success of the smanete exermna
tor of the last session The amount of saved the
people by the enforcement Of this sautay law doubt
not is considerable The democratic supporters of il
titled to the gratitude of the State for their timely e
feotua blow system which threatened the runops
results The bill uppressing small is of itself sut
cent yndoqon of the wisdom of the people in pretering
democratic TO wbig legislature"
The daily union., 1854-11-22
From the Federal (Ga) Union
LET NOT THE SOUTH FORGET THEIR FEARLESS
FRIENDS IN THE NORTH.

The democratic party Of the South hitherto and may
of both parties have demanded of northern
that they should surrender their opinions slavery the
natural offspring of their Institutions nculcated by the
very laws under which they live The that southern
ask expect of the North observance Of the
constitutions and the compact with slavery soemny enter
ed into by the trainers of that great instrument When
they ask more they virtually say the North you sha
believe do about slavery, will loose from
you Such would inevitably ALLEVIATE all the con-
and of the North who while they
have objections the institution Of slavery willing
extend to those affected by every possible security
the constitution Of the Union grants Among this latter
class is General Cass He has for longer time than any
northern statesman alive been the friend and sup
porter OF the constitutional rights of the South And when
the Watchman asserts that General Cass bas gone
the esoers and that the democracy of the South
read him out of the party, il is equally In The de-
mocracy of the South have few tried euds in the
free States give them np because they will go the
lengths they do in their opinions OF slavery As the
Watchan and its party have such friends the North
whom lean in the hour Of danger would II not have
been in better taste say the least if that paper had kept
silent a subject which cannot but be delicate for
II 10 touch
The daily union., 1854-11-22

SPEAK ron YOURSELF, sIR9-The New York Courier ana
Enquirer up to this time Jealous and able wbg paper,
comments upon the know nothing victories as follows
The knol, sounds On every breeze, North South hasl
and West the death tones The old political parties
are deaddead beyond hopebeyond resurrection, Even
they knocked about the mazzard with sections
spade and men playing at loggats with their bones
Their last days were their worst DAYS and few there DC
that mourn them
The Courier may bury its party, which it has so
long commended to the public favor and may spit
upon its grave il il likes But democrats least too
honest in their convictions thus to desert er coors snd
dishonor themselves The democratic party is dead
but lives. The Courier must speak only for itself o.
Virginia Sentinel
The daily union., 1854-11-22
SOUTH CAROLINA

The reelection OF the whole democratic delegation from
this State significant result in these days of disaster and
shows how deeply seated in the hearts of the population of
South Carolina is the democratic principle Messrs Aiken,
Mcqueen Orr, Ket Brooks and Boyce, all come back.
There opposition several of the number but they
triumpbeo over ell odds. Colonel Orr opposed but
is returned by immense majority; and Mr.. Brooks was
complained of by of his friends for his generous
to the northern democracy but he got great
vote his competitor Colonel Orrs great experience
the next Congress will render him powerful champion
of the democratic faith
The daily union., 1854-11-22
NEW QUESTION OF woMEN's RIGHTS.

The strong-minded women appear determined that their
socaled rights shall not suffer for the of assumption
demand They have already figured before public
preachers physicians, and lecturers and il would now
that they have made bold and concerted movement
with the view of entering those pleasant pastures which
have hitherto been reserved for those gramnivorous and
Illuminating animals of the male who by common
spoken of being "earned in the law In
the Of the aboonists charged with assaulng Officer
Butman recently heard before Judge Green Of the Wor
ceser Massachusetts, police court the accused appeared
in court eM their wiUes counsel This is denied by the
Boston Telegraph and it is but fair TO all parties that
should give the Telegraph the benefit of the denial by
copying the article entire
From Boston Telegraph, Nov II.
1t appears that the trial in progress before Judge
Green of the Worcester police court of certain
charged with assaultng Mr. Officer Buman his recent
somewhat dagreeabe visit this city two Of the defend
ants who had retained counsel requested that their wives
might be permitted to remain by them, that they might
consult with them during the course OF the examination
This told the refused to allow and the ladies
removed (wheher by force not not told)
outside the bar
II this be account 1t exhibits wotul ignorance of
the law the part of Judge Green, such would justify
his removal from office the address of the legislature
il ignorance, then malice which would furnish good
ground for impeachment The Revised Statutes of Masa-
chusetts expressly provide (ch. s3, 22 that any
of good moral character, although not admitted at
torney, may manage prosecute defend suit for
other person. provided hes specially authorized for that
pose the party for whom he appears in writing by
sonal nomination in open court"
Here is a in which the women clearly have the law
their side already Judge Green fair game, and having
already delivered him the secular to be duly
ceeded against by impeachment and the address for his
moya, call upon the women, assembled in their
and otherwise to that due justice be executed
upon him. Here is undenabe grievance by which the
well the are sufferers and the matter being
duly brought before the legislature by petition would not
fail of serious attention. The most bitter opponent of female
intrusion into the masculine domain will probably not
far say that person trial for criminal offence
ought not to be allowed if he desires it, his wes consong
presence and aid the day of trial well in prison be-
fore and after sentence"
We shrewdy suspect that Judge Green's objection
not to the appearance of the wives of prisoners in court
as sympathzers, but to their appearance counsel
The daily union., 1854-11-22
WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. aa. 1854

pfAr sRAKL u. JAnEs No. e9 south Tenth Phiade
phia general travelling agent assisted by VIM H. WILD
JoHs CoLLIss JANIS DEERSo A. EVANS THOMAS ID. MICS
JosKPn HAnhrT JosEra Button, RosEKr w MoRRsos, Ed
W. Willy, WILLIAM l.. wArsMAN, II. j. HIppioK, r
W. MAoKxH, and ID. =. PEAncE.
90 W. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, u
general travelling agent Tor the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. j. THcAAs, t. DrHr, Wa H. THOMAS, r. u
YKsss, @. Nj L. WIskaAs A. l.. CmLDs, and Dr. VIZ. Kwis
Receipts either will be good
90 NJ Lewis, of Montgomery Alabama, Is
travelling Alabama
sisted by LxwIs, and sAaUsL ID. LEWIS
The daily union., 1854-11-22

For which purposes the high contracting powers have
appointed as their penpotentaries:
The President of the United States, James Buchanan
envoy extraordinary and minister plenpotentary of the
United States the of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland
Ceto his said Maestys chamberlain, envoy extraordinary
and minister penpoentary ut the court of her Majesty
the Queen Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland knight commander of the order for merit OF the
Bavfian Crown and Of the order for merit Of St Michael
knight grand of the royal Grecan order OF our Sa-
vi0ur:
Who after reciprocal communication of their respective
full powers found in good and due form, have agreed to
the following articles
The government of the United States and the Bavaran
promise and engage upon mutual acquisitions
BY them their minister's officers or authorities respect
lively made deliver up to justice all persons whO being
charged with the crime Of murder assault with intent
to commit murder piracy, arson robbery or for
gerry the of forged papers, the fabrication
or circulation of counterfeit money whether coin paper
jurisdiction of either party shall seek an asylum or
shall be found within the territories OF the other: pro-
vded that this shall only be done such evidence OF
crminalty according to the laws OF the place where
the fugitive person charged shall be found, would
Justify his apprehension and commitment for trial If the
crime offence had there been committed and the re-
specve judges and other magistrates OF the two govern
shall have power Jurisdiction, and authority upon
complaint made under OATH to issue warrant .or the
prehension of the fugitive person so charged kRt ne
may be brought before such judges other magistrates
respectively to the end that the evidence OF crmnay
evideaoe deemed sufficient sustain the charge it shall
be the duty of the examining judge or magistrate to GER
fy the to the proper executive authority that war
rant may issue for the surrender of such fugitive.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
FOREIGN NEWS AT HAND.

The steamship Canada fully due at Halifax is now in
her eleventh day from Liverpool She sailed from Liver
pool on the llth instant and will therefore bring
days later intelligence than previous adyces Her news
cannot fail TO be of great Importance
The daily union., 1854-11-22

Hon Linn Boyd has arrived at Philadelphia his way
to Washington. While at Columbus, Ohio, he com
plmented with supper by Governor Medil at which Col
Allen Col Medary, Auditor Morgan, Secretary of State
Trevtt and number of democrats of Ohio, present
This is just compliment to stern and sterling democrat
The daily union., 1854-11-22

The United States of America and his Majesty the King
Of Bavaria acuated by equal desire TO further the ad
minstraton Of Justice and to prevent the commission OF
crimes their respective countries taking into considers
ton that increased OF communication between
Europe and America facilitate the escape OF offenders and
that consequently provision ought to be made in order
that the ends of justice shall not be defeated have deter
mined to conclude arrangement destined to regulate the
be observed in all with reference the
tradition of such individuals as having committed any Of
the offences hereafter enumerated in country shall
taken refuge within the territories of the other The
constitution and laws of Bavaria however not allowing
the Bayarian to surrender their subjects
for trial before foreign court of justice strict reciprocity
held equally free from any obligation to surrender citizens
Of the United States.
The daily union., 1854-11-22

Hon. John B. Thompson, of Kentucky, arrived in thi
city yesterday.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
HON. MR.. FULLER

Major General Scott arrived in Washington yesterday
apparently in the enjoyment of excellent health.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
THE ST, MARY,S CANAL,

The great national work. the Shpcana which adds Lake
Superior to the whole chain of navgabe lakes of the West
to have been completed the 10TH The commissioners
of Michigan, having the work in charge to and
view the work. and accept from the hands of the
tractors if it has been satisfactorily constructed, the
Goth inst In view of this great consummaton the Detroit
Inquirer excaims;
How glorious will be the prospect when spring opens
behold the steamers propeers and shipping Of Oswego Og
densburg, Buffalo Cleveland Detroit and Chicago, proudly
semmng the of Lake SUPERIOR with natural obta-
Gle lying in their between the falls of ST. Anthony
and the harbors of England, Scotland, and France!
The Camden (Aabama Republic asks with much force,
in remarkng upon the late elections: "A victory
whom2 Over General Pierce and his supporters And
what pray has General Pierce done merit the hostility Of
the South-even Of southern whgsthat they should join
in that victorious train, whose march, while it may augur
his exit from the head of government only end in the
riumphal entry of William H. Seward into the capital
his victor and successor "
The daily union., 1854-11-22

A despatch from Portland, Maine that Mr. Fuller
has been officially declared elected to Congress.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
A PROCLAMATION.


u convention being in
Cp for
. = f. 5 dSae, pt
The daily union., 1854-11-22

letter from Mexico the capture Of General
Ayarez Of the most important of the revolutions
airy chiefs.
The daily union., 1854-11-22

The expense such apprehension and delivery shall
borne and betrayed by the party who makes the requs
ton and receives the fugitive.
The stpulaons of this convention shall be applied to
any other State Of the German Confederation which may
hereafter declare its accession thereto,
ARTICLE H.
None of the contracting parties shall be bound to de-
liver up citizens subjects under the stpulaons
OF this convention.
Whenever any person. accused of any of the crimes
merated in this convention, shall have committed
crime in the territories of the State where he has sought
asylum shall be found, such person shall be de-
vered up under the stpnIaons of this convention until
he shall have been tried and shall have received the pun
shment due to such crime shall have been acqu
ted thereof
ARTICLE v.
The present convention shall continue force until the
first of January thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight and neither party shall have given to the other
six months previous tice of its intention then term
nate the it shall further remain in force until the end
of twelve months after either of the high contracting
ties shall have gwen notice to the other of such intention
each of the high contracting parties reservng itself the
right OF giving such notice to the other at any time after
the expiration Of the said FIRST day of January thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-eght
The present convention shall be ratified by the Presi-
dent by and with the advice and the Senate
the United States and by The government of Bavaria and
the racations shall be exchanged in London within 6f
teen months from the date hereof if possible
In faith whereof the respective plenipotentiares have
signed this convention and have hereunto affixed their
seals
Done duplicate in London the twelfth day of Septe-
ber thousand eight hundred and ftythree and the
seventyeghth year Of the Independence of the United
States
JAMES BUCHANAN, H. 81
The daily union., 1854-11-22

The Pennsylvania papers are urging the erection of
new government house at Harrisburg Pa.
The daily union., 1854-11-22

Die gegenwartige Ueberenkun soil ratifcirt werden
dem Prasdenten unter und nit der Genehmigung
und Zusmmung des Senates der Verengten Staten und
der Bayerschen Regierung una die Ratifcationen
sollen London nnerhab fnzehriten Monaten dem
heutigen Datum oder mrglch rueher ansgeYecbselt
werden
Zu Urkunde dessen haben die respectiven Bevomach-
tgten diese Ueberenkunf unterzeichnet und heruner
ihre Siege beigedrueckt
Zu zweifachcr Ausfertgung geschehan London den
zwuten September des ahres Elm ausend acht hundert
und dre und fueng, uaa i'm acht pnd ebzgsten Jabre
der Unabhangigkeit der Vereinigep Staten.
JAMES BUCHANAN, IT, 81