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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-17

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov. l4-SockS irmer. Canton c04 Erie 40.
Michigan Central 924 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1921. Heading IS. Michigan South.
ern 9O3. Galena and Chicogo III. Cleveland
ana Toledo GO. OHIO SIS log. Missouri Sea-
Cumberland 233.
Cotton market frmer and unchanged, sales Of
500 bales.
Coffee dropping, salts of 800 bags Rio at 1osc.
Sugar ilmer. sales OF $50 bids. MolasSes dull
Saes OF l5O bbiS LinSeed Oil steady al So. Lard
oil Iansu'd, sales SO' gals at9I. Iron dropping,
with sales 50 IONS Scotch pig at SO. Tobacco is
htn, with sales oil so hhdS. Freigh:s are uE.
changed.
No important change in -four, demand moderate
both Tor export aud home consumption, lhereIs a
TAR demand Tor forward delivery, sal, 1900 bis
st g. I5aS8 for common 10 good State, 8S1a9, GO for
extra do, S,I0a9,3T Tor common and choice MicL
Ind, Wis. and Ohio, and 9.sOaII for extra Gene
see, closing steady without any great anxiety 10
buy OF sell, included in the sales are 1000 bis State
tor JAM delivery at S,T5 anadan is in mode Ia lie
den' nt' without change, sales GO at 9aI0,25 for
common SGperhne 10 best extra; Southern mode
rate demand, the rket for common Ia"oIS buyers
without any quotable CT ange III prices, sales 400
bis at 9,3Ita62 for mIAed 10 choice and g. 751lI rs
for fancy and extra.
Rye flour moderate demand, sales $50 bis super
fine at Ta7,50. Jersey corn meal lower it'll sales
l25 bis at 1926, small sales Of Baltimore at Ash.
Buckwheat -four selling at 2,50L3,15.
Limited supply Of WILT at Offering with fair de.
mand for export to complete cargoes, also modet-
ale milling inquiry, prices quoted la3 cts better,
sales include 240O Lus red sUutI Elm at ,96a2, 10,
5000 white Canadian at 22O, 500 good Ted west
eIn at 1913, $500 prime white Ger eSee at 225 and
T0 0 red Milwaukee at 1866 Rye held firmly, fair
demand for export, sales 10000 bus at l2Oal25 for
inferior to prime. Barley more plenty, decidedly
lower, salts OF $500 bus reported at llsa1l9, on
time al the latter price. Corn n SHADE better far
demand, sales oil 5000 bu western mixed at Sass
i'll store, and9 1854 aAOat ard deliverable. Oats
moderate request at 47a46 for state, 59a52 Tor
leTh.
Whisky easier. sales OF 400 bills Ohio and prison
ut S94n393, small lots at 40, at close no buyers
over SO.
Pork steady, moderate demand for the trade.
sales Of 300 bis nj % 5Oa2s 624 for mess, la2I-
% for BRINE ard prime mess, within few days
there has been some 800 bbIS prime mess bought
for the French Government, supposed to be at
90 I5a2l rs TO be dcliverl in Dec aud Jan. Beef
dull, sales of eco Ibis at 8,5Oa9, so for country
prime and l5.5Gal6 for re,packed western. Cut
meats scarce, n good request at full prices, sales
of 500 boxes long nidd!es rib i'll, al 81. Lard firm,
sales of ,a00 bbs at 1912 3-S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ANERIC4N ROITFRS

WORCESTER, NJ S., Nov. 1.-THE American
State Council Of Massachusetts, assembltd here
yesterday. The question of eIecting delegates to
the Boilers Amtucan National Convention, 10
meet in Cincinnati on the Both of Nov. They
opened the subject OF slavery and several of the
members opposed the sending of delegates. Gov.
Gardiner and Henry Buckley were finally chosen
delegates at laree, with one delegate from each
Congressional District. a motion was adopted
declaring vacant all seats in the Council held by
persons who had gone into fusion.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The resignation of ]. W. Foster as President OF
the State Council was read ana accepted by
unanimous vote. The resignation ut Lieut. Gov
Brown also accepted. Henry W. Benchly
was then unanimously elected President of the
State Council. A. g. Grey of Ipswich, Vice
President, Geo. W. MrSengerof Boston, Treasn-
Ter. There was 1855 delegates in attendance on the
Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
GOING SOUTH,
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The $40 Train will connect a
SaMduSky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
vile with Chicago Express southern Division C. 7.
Road Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
ClevcaId at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh and al Newark with the East and west trains
on entral Ohio Railroad
bay City from DetrOiti MOnroeNie with western
Train on & T. X. L at Shelby Junction at . 21
with Nail Tram on T. X II iOr Columbus and Gin
cinnatii at Mansfield Junction at .. Go with Fast train
on o Il for Pittsburgh, aud at Newark with East
aud West Night Trains Central Ohio Il X.
GOING NORTII-The {. &c 4 II Train will make close
connection Newark with Mail Train tom EefIai.e
Central Ohio K; at Mans field JIrc;On with Express
tor Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at 1911 with Gin.
cimnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
and at MOEroeviile with Mail TIain oil L Il T Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago &c.
The 10 NJ Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central ohio Road; MdMstied
Junction with Fast TAIN Pittsburgh; at Shelby
ton at 6.21 with Cincinnati Mall Tor lcve;andi at
MuToeviIle with Night Express tor Toledo Snd ChcagO,
and ahdusky with lay City for Detroit aud
ChiCasO. ,,.-..
SandUSkv. Aug.4. 1855 $p15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
MEDICAL.
AL SHOULD TRY m,
DR.. j. HosTETTER"s
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Route. soId In Quo \ eon


NOTHING in The understanding in the medical mar.
ket Ior The past ity years, has ever ca MOI cat
al article be produced iotquOl Tits ' -"
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.
W hoSteLe's preparation is an old ETapny's re-
CT e. nor Tue mere e&rerimetal OF some Amateur
Nei otl II is tile Jesuit OF IO-
Chemists OF Tue PicEemt century
ur tOsteIter submits his iuNAlus Le bierS IN arv -
mica" Tests, a. wlRtis still ter l,gTsSI Tr;,i ,nC-
your own constitutions The 'ruc prOrerte OF these hi
Of theiI great medicinal effects viii be nsds mi
an almost incredible ShoI space of time ron ~onT ., ~
ten. w." 'UH' S!s-
A.e you dysreptlc2 Then take these celebrated s,om
arh biIeTS '''O'"
Are you bilious? Try bottle OF these Li,,srs and
bcIei.eVed at OIGe. @' N'N
Aie you annoyed by ndigcstiOnG Remove the cans. he
tue fee OF these bite " ~ ~
Have you lever aud aGue? Pow many Thousands In III.
eS ana South nave becm cured Oi this ion de.
StIoylns disease, 6y theiTee use OF these bitteTE
All should try this gIe1 SnIidOe VI NenI,rn IA AZ
hTn that white tiOSe(IeT's ItieTs Ae lsa cave NJ Il
VeT aud ague CalWUt OccLr. " -
One wIne gass'u taken three times dav before n,eRis
VIII be found goat tonic agent which all viii prnIer
ale WHEN c so,S'v satisfied Of the TACT a. Ihey viii b.
Tneie are 9th RIcrs1 ienresepi.J IN "a. ~. ,.,,.
Which are conn tliNey worthless our BifIeTs arc
without rival, other nIstici,aI oraIiIic, T,. -
ius ~ "a eu''e ,es con'Rtn9R iul quart, with tho
SI H.' a. ~. HSs'sI'T'S Stomach RilIers'
blown Oh Tic b0 None other genuine.
PKIC MI DOLLAR 4 BUTTIE,
F"r sale by all the principal Druggists, hotel bar9
States KGd by "' 'N ''''N'S
IusHFIELD & Co, and
icoo.,r,.,,. THOMPSON q PATTERSON.
GIs.--.a2"SM Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

RonpENY ANp AnREsr.-MarshaI Brock of New
ark, o., arrested at GAINESVILLE on Monday young
man who lad Just taken his sea! in the cars for
Wheeling. On the way from Columbus, on FriS
day, he had robbed fellow passenger Of some
sI2 in money and silver watch. The watch and
portion of the money were recovered. He tar
1ied over Sunday at the Stacey House, and man
aged by excuse to steal his bill from the pro
prietors of that establishment. lie was taken to
Newark. ...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

C,ncurr Counr.--The jury in the case of JOmea
H. Lew in VS.. Moore and Acheson came into court
yesterday morning with verdict awarding $3.50
damages to the plaintiff.
The trial of John Wood for the murder of Chris-
tian F. Hanson, was commenced and concluded
yesterday. Counsel Tor the prisoner, Messts.
Mheaie, Russell and Clemens. The argument OF
the Commemorative Attorney, Mr.. Good. was
closed in the evening. aud the case given 10 the
Jury at o. clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15


REv. HExRY WARD BEEcmER announced from
his pulpit on Sunday morning the release of Pass
more WilIIamSon.-Za"esUille Courier.
Did he? We suppose he did, for here's what
the New York Express says about it:
Brother Bzechet, last Sunday, ii seems, preach
ed Passmore William son, not Christ, cluciied.-
He was no SOoirr on the stage-In the pulpit, we
inean-than, with quiet smile of exullation, he
announced 10 the audience-congregation we
mean-that the last martyr 10 liberty had been re
leased. lie stated that lie had received The news
since he Game 10 church. Whether the promulga-
ton OF The news was followed Ivy round Of up
p!auSe, or tot, our informant has forgotten to say
but why not!
Now, Brother Beecher, protest, in the name
The gentlemen of the press geneTay-HgainSt
yo''r loreStalhng the news market in this manner
Fer just think OF the consequences! Ii you tell
the public all the news of The day from your pull
pit, on Sunday morning, we WHO publish newspa
IerS on, Monday, will have no FeaLeTS. Hereafter,
We have no doubt, everybody will be more anxious
ih. ever, 10 rent pew in Plymouth Church.
now that, in addition 10 occasionally smart deSSer-
taiions some secular topic, they TO have the
latest news lh'own in. But is it fair. MIR. Beech
Cr; is it fair! That piece of news about PassmOre
Williamson !ou know you got from some Ol the
Sunday newspaper, and IL wasn't the right thing,
10 take ii without giving due credit.
We next expect to hear Of the arr val of Euro
pean or California steamer announced from the
PuPt--wlth The latest quotations Tor conSnIs and
co'ton--and the amount ofsprce. In that case,
there will be but Que process by which we of The
daily press can keep up with the enterprise OF
EFoEeT Beecher-amd that is, publish our journal Is
OH Sunday, to be before the public with the
latest news soon as he IS. This proceeding will
be all nfracliou of the fourth commandment, 10 be
sure, but then, il ii is all right for a clergyman not
10 iced 1t, why should We poor loymen be pun.
lsheh for ii? tPlty election day didn't come on
Saturday, so that we could all 90 TO Plymouth
Church, bright and curly TeAt moInng, TO hear
The latest news.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

TuANKsGrvING DAr.-To day. in accordance
with the proclamation of the Governor of Virginia.
will be observed throughout the State as day of
thanksgiving and prayer. There will be service.
in most of the churbhts. and general cessation
of business throughout the city.
The day will tie similarly observed in Washing
ton City aud Maryland. and several of the other
States, we believe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

Nav YoRK, Nov. l4.-Yesterday evening re.
wing House. The thief entered the room by mea rs
Of false keys. The same evening a gentleman had
his pocket picked Of 50. 400. nenr the Washington
Market.
Several merchants were arrested to day charged
with conspiracy To de[raud number Of wholesale
dealers Of large quantities goods They were held
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

Observation-Disclosures on the Central Ohio
Railroad will see from the card of Mr. II. Il. My
els, that on the arrival OF every train at GAINESVILLE,
they cnE at 'CIark's New, buildings get warm
lunch and hot coffee for only Is cents, aud that
everything else they call fr will betsupplied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
members in the State Legislature.

How TO WASH WrNDows.-We copy the fol,
lowing for tie benefit of those whom it may con
cern,nnd because we once gotta wbite,pair of trow
sers terribly wet, in passing along the street, by
the mode of window washing here reprobated:
The incest article for washing windows is deer
skin, as TO PARTICLES come OF 10 adhere 10 the
glass and make 1t Iuok as if washed with feathers.
There is no need fot anything larger than hand
basin for washing windows. The spaShiug some
people make in the exercise OF their ART is entirely
useless, and is, moreover, drleteIouS. When the
water is permitted to run in great quantities over
the gla ii disSoIv.S The putty aud soon uoSens
The Panes from their setting, and also stains the
glass. Two pieces of wash leather aud bowl oil
Suds are all tina: are necessary. Wipe the glass
fist with the wet cloth or le"ther, aud thenit will
look cIear and far mote So than if r;nsed in Loz-
pals If water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

STICK THIS IN YOUR mAr.-'Fhere is nothing bet
Ter for our idle hours than new aud interesting
books, and TO better place 10 secure them than at
No. 4, Washington hall. Everything in the book
way is received there as soon as published, und
sold as cheap as by the publisher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
PH1LAnELrHIA AIApKEr

Nov. l4.--Nloderate inquiry for flour at decline
noted yesterday, and salea 2u0 LS standard brands
OF $685. eco extra family ut 9,75, fair demand for
home consumption.
Demand for wheat limited and prices unchang-
ell, sales 5000 bu good and prime Southern penno
red at 195a2 white :, l0a2, -, and 1900 mixed and
poor western at 1856.
Whisky steady, demand small, sales 2On bb!s at
II cents for Eastern, ~ for Prison, and 4O4l cents
for hhdS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
Read! Read!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

'INHAT have Just returned from the East with my
1 SECOND FALL STOCK,
ard that ii is the largest aMLsOmcS cheapest ever
brought To Wheeling and say, with perfect confidence.
that 1t only needs looking at and mining insure
my aSsO tIHent consists rarity Of
leo collars, at only CENTS;
$500 do at from % CENTS 10 $500. OmOngSt which
arc some so beautiful and cntTeIy new Cast ar.
rived ~ Tie BalC) that they VIII sell thenIseIvcSi
cor pairs ladies' Kid Gloves, " superior al sac
300 do misses do extra fO Slightly dam
a.el, 40 CcntSj
100 pieces CObWgs, at all prices and all coors;
~ do French MeIinuS suit The most stidous;
1000 do Trimming, tile very latest Styles such as
noirc- ntque, Plain and Edged, nIuAs IL immIng,
1000 ards calico all styles and prices. very nice
goods low q cts
With many other goods of such beautiful de signs
hat all ask Is Or you 10 examine MY stock, and
certain that can sell.
Gg@CO.e, ind be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern RaN gain SiOTe II5 Main ST.
oc16 between Monroe and Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

NIrsslssIrr ELlcrloN.-The National INTEL gen.
Ger learns that private dispatch has been receiv-
ed from the capitol of Mississippi stating that the
Democrats have elected their candidates for Gov
etnor and other State officers by 5000 majority,
and that they have also elected the entire leega-
ton to Congress and obtained majority Of thirty
members in the State Legislature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
K. N. CELEBRATIONn

BALI, Nov I4-The American party are hav-
ing grand torch light procession TO night in honor
of their victories in Maryland and elsewhere-
There is general illumination by the friends of
that party. with bonfires and fireworks. The turn
out is very large and the streets are lhrOmged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
SHIP SINK.

BosroN. Nov. l4--The ship Samuel Badger, a
sater, from Trapant, with salt for Boston, sprung
leak and sunk near FayaI, recently. The crew
were all saved and taken into Fayal The first
and second mates arrived here to day in the ship
James Guthrie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

TuE RIVER was rising yesterday with feet wa
ter in the channel. The steamer City OF Wheeling
Capt John Mcclure, ari. ed yesterday morning
with full load of freight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
TELEGRAP4 EYTENsION

graph Line was extended to Cairo on Saturday
last, and that office is now ready for business for
Cairo and all points on the line OF the road from
Chicago and Dubuque 10 the mouth of the Ohio
river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15
MO. LEGISLATIiRE

CHICAGO, Nov. l4-The Legislature of Missouri
refused, on Monday last, to 60 into on election for
a U. S Senator in place Of Mr.. Acheson. Two
Democratic caucuses have been held, prospects Of
election doubtful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

WE notice that tie manufacturers of candles
anb soap have advanced the price to IS cents for
candles and cents for soap.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

TUE SournERx COMMERCIAL CONVENTION. which
was to have assembled in Richmond, Va, this
month, has been postponed by the Board of Trade
OF that city, untiLthe 3Oth Of January next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

TUE latest returns from New York give the "A,
mercan candidates from ten TO twelve thousand
:noj,rty. In New York city Mt. Flagg has beer
reelected as Comptroller.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-15

The News from California, Nicaragua, &C.,
published to-day, will tie read with great interest,"
G.l. Walker seems to be taking Nicaragua.
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TIE Richmond Wig announces the death OF
Robert NJ. Sally the distinguished artist. Mr.. S.
was born in Petersburg, but up to within short
time previous 10 lis demise, resided at Richmond
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrSBURGII. Nov. l4-River feetl inches
rising slowly from the Allegheny. Weather clra
but damp.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

.
Nov. l4LL-The offerings of beef cattle to-day
1000 head. and prices shade better, sales at so
alO. Offerings Of 1900 lead OF Sheep, prices
unchanged. Swine declined, sales of 9,OO9 head
at 6.5Oa6,s74.
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Tug Post Office will be closed to-day, except
between and O'Clock, P. NJ.
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SAILED

N. Y, Nov. l4.-The steamship Baltic sailed
at noon for Liverpool will: no specie.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Nov. I4-Flour has brisk sale to-day at SO,
the sales amounted TO 5000 bbIs mostly City Mills
W heat heavy. Corn unchanged.