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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25

OUR old friend ]. B. BEACH, former
superintendent of our Public Schools, is
about 10 establish at Cleveland, an in
dependent newspaper. called tho Jour-
nal of Reform. TIFFANY and Lock.
wooD TO be tho corresponding Editors.
The following extract from the Prospec'
,us, will show the objects Of the Jour
nal -
"Cur primary aim will be 10 furnish sheet
adapled 10 the wants of that large and incfea
sns class of persons who are impatient of the
restraints imposed by theological secis upon
man rational powers, and are friendly TO the
unlimited investigation Of all those scientific,
moral, and spiritual problems pertaining to the
mast, present, or future condition oil our rae.
In the prosecution of this aim, we shall subject
the various theories, formulas and systems
challenging human belief toa rigid and fearless
examina ion always endeavorlng TO temper
our adherence of error with charity Tor the
erring.
The JOURNAL will institute close and
searching ANALYSIS of man in order to deter
mine his capabilities and relations will ind.
cafe the means of his social amelioration will
nnexibly vim iicate his nalienaberigh and
will seek to inspire him with manly faith in
his own dvinely bestowed faculties, as the
foundati on of all knowledge or belief.
1t will develop the Philosophy Of Christian.
ity and is Relations 10 Natural Religion, seek
ing TO difrusc its catholic spirit, and apply its
divine teachings 10 the usascs and institutions
OF society.
twill give the Rationale of the Phenomena
of Ancient and Modern Spritualism, explain
ing their moral uses and abuses, as well as
their scientific value in determining the great
question of mans Immortality. The most val
liable and instructive Of these facts and man
llestations will be recorded as they may occur
in the progressive development OF Spiritual Sci
oucp -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
ATTACHMENT.

8. WARD Plaintiff. } Before B. r. BRANHAM,
rs. HAT TURvEY, Justice OF The Peace. in ur-
Defcndaut ~ per Lawrcsce C0unty,o.
NOTICE is hereby given that writ
~ Of attachment nj my Instance. WINS this dsy is-
sued by lid D. F. Bran; agsast the goode emit
ties stocks or De. ess in slocks rights cfedits, mo-
ncys oud cfccs of HAT Turvey, made reietnae,e on
with nle est and len dollars, The payable cosis OF
sn which said wri, hos been reu,neJ, end me SOM
mons accompanying The same endoisSa , n, no. iouhu
wine eupon tie ifia was con1u9q 10 '"o S''n o'y oi
Oclo5er. 1855, III nine O'Clock A. N. G w,pn
sep 25 o. "AnO'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25

EJr Tue Demo cratic State Executive
Committee has complimented Lawrence
county by sending US two OF tho ables'
and most eloquent advocates OF democ'
racy in the West. Let there be such an
ou,pouring Of the people of Lawrence
county as there was when TOD and Gov.
MEpILL spoke in this place.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
pEMocRAr1c MASS MEETING

VINE Democracy of Lawrence, and the sur
rounding couuties, will assemble in
GaAND Mass Convention, al lronton, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
Every voter in the county should be present;
Hon, JomN A. C)RwIN, JAMES W. TAYLOR, and
other distinguished speakers will be present,
CoME ONE f! CONE ALL
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
a, G D Il B.
TEACHER OF THE GERMAN
L AN G. i A G. E,

d ESPECTFULLY invites the ladies
h nod gentlemen OF o, \. md viz ,iiv. 10 his
SECOND COURSE OF ERlTA " LESSONS,
which he will commence the first day of October 1855.
TERMS-'rwo mouths, Two h0u 8 ench day, $40.
Sin lie lessons so Gems euch He will be ,ound every
day nj tie Post Once. from 10 A. NJ, io3PM.
have taken German Lessons of Mr.. CORB. aud
am d.l,ghed with he rapidiiy and lhoropgl,ness with
which ilc imrnrs u knowledge of,he German tongue.
,-t ]. H. BUCKLY.
A CARD--Thc undersigned, who bave for several
weeks been receiving iessons IN the German Ian
epuge from Mr.. A. CosB. lake pleasure Ia say,ng that
we con sder MIN verv competent aud fuihi,'l ench-
cr aad we chcerflly recommend him 10 the pairon-
are O those who may be desrous of acquirng a
knowledge Of the Ge man l.onyua ge.
Miss Macy f. ALLISON Miss NJ. r. CAspBELL.
EDwAEo toED n J, Cows.
ELpEsr T. DUKE. DENJ. r. CoaY.
g. g. HAwLsy TaoxAs MUCp DOCK.
Fnsrcn sR GOLDEN. MARSH MuRDoCK
Ironton, sep 25-if ..-- f-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-25
JOHN sHILLIT0 & co.
NO. 10 EAST FOURTH STREET.
CINCINNATI. sof
importers Of Dry Goods 4 Carpsting!

nEsPECTFULLY inform their Customers snd Pur-
~ chssers generally, TINT they arc now openWg an
ex,c.isve pnd complete assortment Of DHy GOODS.
CAat sr,Ss, FLooR Or CLoTII. &c.
Families Hotel Keepers, SIeambost sowness @ ana
Goods. a, prices as Tow as they can be purchased in
Eastern Cities. tegt .l,f4is - 'i tGtr,ti 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
PAssMoRE wILLIAMsON CASE


PurLApELru,,, Ocr. % In the L. s. District
Court petition was presented from PsssmoIe
Williamson. Judge Kane SsI, Nj. w has a
right to apply 10 the Cour: 10 purge contempt,
tins must be the FIRST step. If the petition is such
pIrgation 1t will he received, otherwise it will
not.
Mr., Meredith argued 'ha. Nj. Williamson shonld
be heard IN court.
The Judge said that upon notice being given to
the District Attorney, he wonld with pleasure h=sr
couns=! on any preliminary question arising.
District Attorney FaHdyke stated that he had no
notice whatever OF tbs application, and il Ii
should IL furnished IN any rrascna..ie lime he
would come in and argue IL
Judge Kane then sad: AS at present advised,
am Of the opinion that can receive 10 commu-
Gicai:on from party who remains in contempt
The first step preliminary 10 all Others is appi-
cation loT leave TO purge himself Of his contempt.
The purgau9n complied with, lie is reInStaied
hefore The Court and has the ame rights as be-
!or- The adjudication under which he was commit
ted, # in the opinion a cDuu-i, this view of tie
Courts duty IS erroneous. shall be hsppy 10
avail myself Of their learned researches tor my fu-
tUre gulLaEce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
KANSAS ELECTION.

Sr. Lorrs, Oct. 20-Returns Of The COMPRESSION
al election, held on HE ID, from all the cuuniies
give Whitfield, pro siayEry candidate, . 5G4 votes
and Feeder only IS. The election OF the 9th 81
October pa SD CT quietly Ia LeayenwoElh CITY
Reeder got $50 VOTES and IN Lawrence City S25.
These two precincts give Resder MGR, than twice
the nunher OF votes they gaze Whitfield at the
election held on The ID Of October.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. Louls. Oct. 22d-Th,- Kansas correspou'
ent of the Missouri Democrat says, the re,uras
from % precincts give Reetsr 1885 vo,es: there
still % precincts 10 hear from md II IS though,
his vote viii exec ed 3GGG. The election pasS.i
Oft quietly. No Psrsons were permitted 10 vote
unlesS they had been acluaI SELLERS III the city OF
town for 80 days past.
Tine Free Soriers are getting up documents to
contest hitfeIds seat IN Congress, purportIng to
establish the fJslnwIng facts viz:
That il can he proved that there were only four
legal Pro. Slavery voters i'll FrankIiu, and Whit
feId received 81 votes.
That out of upwards Of 200 votes east for W hit
field, in Wyan,uue, only So wee legal.
That out OF $50 votes cast at Osawatopic no,
over 80 were legal
That at Baptist Mission, which gave Whitfield
over 100 votes, there were bnt IL legal voters and
only i3 OF them Cast ballot; IN fac that l. uCO
illegal votes wrre Cas-; for Whitfield in the wl,uIs
Territory.
Delegates 10 a Constitutional Convention have
been chosen; they will form Consultation for
Kansas and apply fcr admission into the Union.-
Reetec IS TO be The bearer OF lie constitution and
petition to " aShIngton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
NEW YnPK MaPErr

Nrw YoRK, Oct. 22.-Coilon market quiet,
sales Of 4G0 bales.
n. o. Sugar active, sales of 400 bhds. N. O..
NolaSses quiet, sHIes Of loo bhis. GnIte quiet
With sales Of 500 bags. LiHSeed oil steady Lard
oil IN far requestat CSC Tobacco firm, sales OF
80 hhIs atsaIC4. Freights to Liverpool and HAVE
heavy.
Flour opened with brisk demand for common
ami medium grades both for export and home con
sumption, al 4 slight Improvement in prices. Sales
OF %, Coo ibis at S,50as, IS for comEon.to extra
State and mixed, To good Michigan; S,I5a9, rs for
common to fancy and lower grades 81 extra IndI-
ana, Ohio Wisconsin &c, anu 95Tal0, 81 for extra
GeneSet; mdrAel closing with scarcely so much
inquiry, aud EoEe desire 10 realize the part Of
holders. Included In the sales ale Geo bblS Of
extra Ohio tor December delivery a; g. CO. 1900
Ibis Safe fer Novsn.Lerat S,25 lore nmon, and
$50 f9r extra State. Canadian less plenty, aud
holderS firm. Safes of $40 Jbs a. 5, J5a9,ST for
superfne and exIri. No important Change in
.ou;heGn -four, aud Transactions limited. Sales OF
800 bbs vt g. S5s9,5I lor mixed 10 choice brands
and 9,37aII 80 for fancy and extra. Rye -four
scarce aud wanted Sales OF $50 bLis at 6,50aT,-
50 FOL PRIME and zupei.iue. CoEnmeaI steady,
sales OF $50 Jersey al 4,T5, and kiin-dried do at
I,SI.
Whisky dull, sales of $50 ibis Ohio and Prison
at 403a4l, AMI 200 casks drudge at 40.
Pune heat scarce and wanted al betterprces,
wAiie OF common an inie!ior the supply is petty
large aud only Hunted demand. Market rules
in iav OF OF purchasers, sales OF 62,C00 bus. at
,T5zI, IS lnr interior 10 prime led; southern 80
for prime rcd and winter upper lake, 200 for white
Calf, rnia and 2iOa2l1 for white southern. Rye
steady at i25al27. Corn in active demand fol
export AT steady prices, sales OF 5000 bus. ives.
tern mixed at 9Iag2, and small lots at 92a92l =
Oats more plenty and dull at 46aIs for state and
IS EUr western.
PORK without important change and demand on
Ey quite moderate, sales OF 900 bbls at %, sIa2S
for mess and 81 for prime. Beef very steady and
firmly held, sales of $50 bbls at lI,50aI2 for
county prime, lSal+ for do mess, l6 for new
state mess and 1TI17,jo for FePackeI Chicago
Prime mess beef 10 moderate request without
change. Beef hams remain Normally the same.
Cut meats not yet in market.
Lard, sales Of 1860 bbls at lIial2, including
500 bills for Dec at III, AMI 500 for January at
IL. Butter in active demand at I5aIs for Ohio
and 20u2S for state. Cheese steady at 9aIol.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,


Der. 2I.-FInaI action was taken yesterday in
the case of DR.. Worreil. The Government, II is
understood, disapTToveS ofhiS conduct in striking
the Consular Flag, and coming home His services
will therefore be dispensed with in that capacity,
and a successor viii shortly | { appointed. Della
ware, 1t scenes has kind of proscriptve right to
the post.
In the Orpha rs Court yesterday. Mrs. Bolseoe and
her brother Brooke Williams, euleTed bonds IN the
sum of 100000 as Administrators of the will of
Mr.. B disco, late Russian Minister. So fat as il
relates TO his personal estate, J Judge Purcell Ge-
cied that the will only bearing his signature, ant
not having been witnessed according to tie Stat
ue, it is not sufficient 10 pass lherea estate, which
however, goes by descent 10 tie widow and bel
ehitren- All the property in this country it is
supposed, will mount 10 $500, OgO.
From what can be asctTtaine,!, nothing will be
done concerning the governorship of Utah, until
The meeting Of CougIesS. 1t is tie opinion o.
those best coLverSant WiIhtLe affairs OF Utah, tina
strong military force wilt be Necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

Nxw YoRK, Del. 22.-The excitement in the
city touching the Grand urys preseutment OF Sat
urday continues intense. The Tribune gives the
following expose OF portion of the affair: Mr..
Ebbing, the street commissioned, charged with
having entered inlo compact arranging Mt with
Smith & Seickler, owners Of the street sweeping
machine, by which he was to give them the con
'ract for cleaning STREETS, they allowing him al
they ct over 10000 He it Is said, expected TO
pocket S35,OGO by this arEausemen Mt. Another
charge is that Certain ex menbers of the Common
Council ha divided $4,000 between themselves.
Also, that another Contractor had made an ar
rangenent with the head Of ole of the Depart.
ments, to divide the spells with him. in cous!;Iesa-
ton Of having his contract Put through.
TIE schooner Jndgr Baker hence for Piiladei-
phia, went asnor- neat Long Branch, and has
gone 10 pieces. Tie crew il IS believed, have
persisted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTn-The s. 10 N Train will connect at
vile WIKI Chicago txpess on SoulherH q Il r
ROadi al Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express
Ceyej1adj al Mansfield JUNCTION with Iy EXPTrsS from
Pittsburgh, ard Newark with Tie west traits
on cntTa Ohio Railroad.
Tie 3-) Train VIII connect SaHdUsky with
nscr Bay City rom DetrOfi MouroeNie with western
Train on d I. Il Z At Shelby Junction al 5-2I
with Sai! Train on d K i0r Columbus and Gin
einhat; al Mansfield Junction with Fast
CIT * < ]! toE Pittsburgh, Snd At Newark wIth East
and West Night Trains Central Ohio K x.
GOING SoRTti-Tke 9.2G Train VIII make close
connection al Newark with y all Ttal rom Betlaie
Central Ohio H Mansfield il uctiOn with EXp esS
ior Pittsburgh at shelby Junction at H. Is with CH-
cnnat Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
aht at Mc:roeyle with Mai! Tain L 4, 4 Road
Toledo, Cl:cssO. &c
The = 10 Train viii connect al Newark with Ex-
press from the East Ce1lIa Ohio Road; Mansfield
function with Fast Tain Pittsburgh At Shelby Juno
ton Al ~ with CitianlI Mail Tor Cleve and; at
MuarOcyjc with sat Express Toledo ard chicago,
and al SaBdusky with Lay CITY Detroit ard
Chicago.
SauEUSky, i u. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
EPnM rEYaS

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 2o.-La,er advices from
Galveston, state that Ward, Cdemo.) is elected to
Congress frJm the eastern district. The official
count giving him small majority.
Col. Callahan has had another fight with the
Mexicans and Indians, during which the town o.
PIedroS Negros burned. He is reported Il
have returned TO San Antonio acknowledgements.
1t is also funiored that large BODY Of the enemy
had escaped 10 TIE Texas side of the Rio Grande.
mt citing was held at San Antonio and I=soiu
lion adopted to raise 1900 men for immediate ser
vice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

HFlskELL & Co.. have Just received another
3cs OF Winter Goods, embracing every article
.sh everybody nov vents in the dry goods line.
usual, their assortment for ladies' is unsurpa&-
Tor richness, elegance and comfort. We be
.ss /, IS rzduced to an axiom that an article OF
goods which cannot be hat, on satisfactory
ms, at HeiskeIrs, is not worth having. So la
IS sud all others going Shopping" viii do well
Jror this fact in mind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
AmbrotVnaS-

THE subscriber row offers to til public new style OF
4 picture, tar superior to the DasuerT
Wheeling daily at his estabI shnIsnt They termed
AMBRDTYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States
Great Britain and France These pictures most
beautiful aHd truthful produced Photographic
art The exceeding hHeesS depth Of light shade
ichhess Ut tone Is wnnd.r!ul- They do
subject but represent everything IN its PostOn.-
They are without the glare Of dIsaeTreotyPe NAV
seen Ia any view, aud viii last for ages unchanged, being
lNPERISHABLE,
nence the name, Amhrofype, which signifies rdestrlct
hlty the picture is Zen plain glass. which
Other plate uf corresponding size is secured with
street.-The cement by hich picture orig
IHal b'iiancy ages CurrOde by acids nor
be Injured by wateC Climate.
AmhrUty TeicoscoPes must be to be appreciated
The relief is perfect lie.
paguerFentyPes taken a: Eeduced prices Ladies' and
scitteacn are Invited 20 Call ard my gallery
u6 4. &. PARrRI UG e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

4 TOTAL ECLIPSE or rHs Moon will occur on
lrzlay evening next, the duration of the phe
a=aoe being more than three hours. If the
I=a'asr should oe clear, the sight will be fne
=, as all the usually visible planets may then be
F=a. Venus will be rising as The eclipse ends;
Lars viii De visible an hour earlier, and Saturn
q. 5e near the meritiuu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

H-7zL FOR SsL&.-AItentron is d tected to the
.v=:.is=a.ent OF Nj. ". F. Glars. who proposes
s=I!A furniture altI lease of the IfonrOe House
..ts CITY. This house now enjoys an excellent
auoaas=- IS eigib!y located, and its prospects
r'h= future are most encouraging. Mr. CLARK
a; 5ss.rUus of retiring to the country, ofTsrs 4
liz ar.aln TO his successor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

Fazsa ARR,vAL-''TLe Old Homestead BY
r.. AlH 5. Stephens; ''Nsrnage, a lottery by
',s GIeFi "Galderou, the Courtier;;'' by Sit E..
. g..esr; Cora aud the Doctor;'' ''The Match
RI, &c, hare been received at the Cheap
.a,s.9r=of Robinson & Rr,'. Also Cooley and
=.-fson's Magazines, and Yankee Notions for
.smbsr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

i NETTING was held yesterday afternoon at the
.5lrt Iious= ior the pnrpose, expressed in the
u he call, Of ob,aining an EXPRESSION OF Public
mon N reference 10 tie proposed Subscription
The Central Ohio Railroad. y resolution pro
saay a.aiast the subscription, aFter considerable
sssion, was laid oil the table.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

Wa notice by the Louisville papers, that among
lie many fne articles ey hibition at the Fair of
k Mechanics Institute of that city. are specimens
!. D,amond Crown Glass manufactured by Messrs
/. ss.Lr. y McAEEE of Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-We invite otten-
.ya TO the advertisement in another column Of the
4als in Brooke and Mason Counties offered for
Vic BY DA>EoRrH BRowN, ST., and others. at
,frlis5ar.. on the 29th inst. These valuable
la desirable lands should not escape the attention
,grcu.a,crs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

a,ssoT CARR. the well known Superintendent
The rack laying on the Western Division OF the
!. X o Railrnld- died At Rrhlsenort Yirgiuia. on
Tuesday list. aged 81. years, aud was burned at
g.glmor= on Sunday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
FROM NEW YORK

Der. 81. The Grand jury made presenmen
yesterday couiaining allegations of corruption a
sainst the Size, Commissioners, CITY Collector o
Taxes, City Inspector, Commission of Repair;
and Supplies, and Commissioner oil Sl..ets All
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

DEAo.-BeDiamin BruneIl, the unfortunate man
10 lad cue OF his arms torn of by some of the
ichine.y at the Crescent Mills a few days since,
IS relieved by death OF his sutTerings, on Satur
.sy morning. We learn that he leaves family
DO were dependent on his labors for support
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

.otroN i Ftrcu-s ScuocL GEodRAPnY.-We
.-F, our teachers aud students will now fnd just
a; they Lave long wanted, VIZ: series of Ge-
s'-olss adapted to the different ages and capac-
.-s MA print both of Maps and Text, all plain,
-s and correct. ami The Maps 50 far as may be on
. 'niorn scale. The perpiexIng difficulty Of
-s.'g students who hare in use various editions
. On CID geography, andah Offering, may now be
-=, as also tAe too common injury to the eyes
s'rainiag at fine or tad priut. Two Of the
7zr q: Mod IN School Geography. and Out
-s u Physical Geography, are complete and
P'1ap-iy adopted by New York aud several
'.7t c,f's Tie reu:ainpg two, the largest and
.42=s; CT The se.ivs. Will follow few months.
(. '= veil known Map ana Atlas House Of Messrs.
/ Ii. Cotton x CO. IT2 William st. New YORK., are
E publishers MessIs. Geo. P. Maxsou, their
s=!- 5as hts region, may be seen OF addressed al
AeLurz House. Copies OF the Maps may also
-s==a At the bookstore Of Thompson & Pat,er-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
TRIAL oF FREp. MILLER.

CuHsERLSND, Oct 2I--Fred. Miller. tie author
OF the recent double murder. was yesterday placed
&C trial lsr the murder of Dr. Hsjei. and the ury
EeiuEDed verdict Of murder in the first degree
The testimony is conclusive with iegap1 10 the
mHrieE of Henry Graeif also, and he Is TO be tired
toT This on seperats !nIiel Hlent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

LosT NOxEY.-We direct attention to the ad
r.-iissment in another column Of lost money. Il
,-oags tc very poor woman. and the finder. i
.ssesseI of any soul at all, will return it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
MONROE HOUSE.
WIZ. f. CLARK, Proprietor.


HENRY TALLANr. LES : DELAPLAIS, and
Il WILLIAM TALLaST have formed c"-Pariher-
slIp Tor tie purpose OF transartnga wholesale Grocery
aud Dry Goods z.I Forwarding aud Genera Commission
business IN ihiS City, uIcl gIn OF "A LLlSr x De
LAPLAIN. TBe wholesale uIy Goods business VIII 5-
conducted az No 81 Main ee. IEd t4e wholesale q rUCe
r ana Commission business al 40 . NliU street.
Anule and seasuuaLGe ockS OF Dry Goods and GrOCe
riss win always be se a. low pilcrz aud accom-
n9dalng terE which they earnestly IEvie the aitsn-
Tir n - nj I...S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
~~~~--
~ nj rETEN

DnrRorT, Oct Yesterday morning the boiler
of locomotive exploded at the Central Railroad
Depot, killing the engineer ami fireman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
nc I.nw ID New.Parers.

SrSscrihsrs who DO not give express notice to the
,-v ave considered wishing 10 conliuae their sub
b>erfbers order the dst ontinuancs OF their peri
ss the Pdbsher may continue u send them until all
re, ga.es lte paid
rol The Offices TO WHICH they objected, they are
rssrosib til they have settled the biz and oriei "a
"a, discontinued.
Isqbscribers remGve TO other places without inform
Ir publishers, and the P7perszre sent TO the former
z.r5H tBey are held responsible
Tic courts have decided that refusing take period
CON the office wing aEd leaving them uncaII
"A r. is p INA flcil evidence Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

FLarR.-Yeaterday there were about six thou
zal barrels OF fiour at one time upon our wharf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

RAcixE, Oct. 22-The schooner Dean, Captain
Richmond, went ashore miles moth Of here, YES
teIday morning. 4 Iife-boat was seat out and
rescued men and boy. The vessel lies on the
rockS, full of water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKE,

PiiIL. Oct 22-Fiour IS quiet and price
without change and Gully 1890 bis sud al S,6si Tor
supeTfae and 9,25 for extra.
Wheat fai: amount offered, demand only mode.
late, safes -50oPFine Southern red At 1873 aaoat,
2OGo prime Missouri white Ills, and 200 white at
2a2o5 aud good at 2l0aI5- Com scarce, eco bus
yellow at SO,
Whisky, better demand, sales ibis at 4Ic, and
hh,is al iUalIc.