Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-17

THE INTBLLIGBNCER.
WEDNESDAY noaNINe. ooro9ra Il. 1851
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publishers, and the the former
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ezls the Office removing and leaving them uncau
,iR is pima aeia evidence OF intentional fraud.
We believe there was no more IRE in town las,
night than comfort and safety Dictated though there
was loud alarm between and 9 O'Clock.
VIZ understand that The late fine residence of 81.
SWEENEY, ESQ.,. ia North Wheeling. was sold on
NonBay TO Bishop Whei9n, of this cty, for 81, 600.
10; mOre than Oue-third Of the original cost lis
dessned, We believe, TO Convert the building into
81 Orphan Asylum.
OuO.-The State Journsl gives returns from
soue seventy counties which foo. up a nrjority Of
ovsf lS00O for Chase over Mejiil.
Thus far, very large majority OF members Of
he Chase complexion have been elected to the
House. The candidates of the sane stripe on the
STATE ticket have been elected by tremendous ma
joHass.
arnx BrlLDr~e. now in course OF erection on the
pepO, grounds of the Hempi=!d Railroad. in this
city, will be 80 eet long by 40 feet wide and will
be neatly finished ed,dce. Ii will be nsed for
g-aerai purposes Of storage, aud as Temporary
Engine HOUSE while lie work Of laying the rails
is progressing
Y C,scrrT COUEr-FALL TEnM.-In this Court,
yesterday, Tics. Butler, indicted for grand lsrce-
ny, was convicted and sentenced to Imprisonment
tor one year in The PenitentiaIy.
J. Williams, alias John w. Unger, was con-
viced Ct fotgery and sentenced TO two years IN The
Pen;,entiary. Tso indictments, tor the same Of
ience, against this person will be taken up to-
day.
The Court hiss fixed on Friday mex, for the trial
OF The presentuea;s against free negroes.
John Woods, indicted for murder, was arraign.
ed. plead not guilty. and hrs trial deferred until
ta= 18Th of November.
4 P'crrkE.-As we were going home night be-
foe last, our feet came in contact with some
ihJug lying On the side walk, which proved to be
man dead-druuk; whereupon a dog had well
nigh devouEed us, The faithful animal was keep
ing sa,ch besi lie the rnsensibe carcass aud wcud
nj allow any one to approach it. 1t was a pic
'are !ot a moroiist, and powerful street temper
snce lecture. Which was masteE-.he man, the
dos, or Captain WHISKY! II reminded US Of this
pssslsein ''Darknes'':
''Eyen dogs assaiIed their masters, all save one,
AID he has faithful 10 eorse, aud Kept
Tie birds and Beasts and grasPins men at bsy5
-- himself sought ont iOGd,
But with PiteoGs and perpetual mean,
And quick dssoIate cry, licking the hand
Which Answered rot with aearess-he died-'
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B. & o. RMLSo4D-ELzcrlcx OF DEEcroRs.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held on Mon
cay, when tho following gentlemen were elected
Directors:
John Hopkins, William A. Hack,
Benjamin Dri0rd, William Lamping,
Marcus Dvmison, Francis Burns,
Edward Patterson, John W. Garrett.
Wesley Starr, Chas. o. o'DouneIl,
Nathan Tyson, Samue! W. Smith.
All the members of the old Board have been
Reelected. with the exception OF the two last on
lhe list.
Wool GRowEAs' BAxK.--The Cleveland Herald
says:-'.A movement is now on foot lor the pur
Pose OF forming Joint Stock Association. to be
kaown as the ''Wool Growers Bank or by some
oher equally significant name. The object of the
ASSOCIATION is to aid wool growers in disposing of
1ejF clips, aud securing the producer the market
valve Of his stock, protecting him against sudden
aad temporary depression in the wool market
The capital of the associatiation is not yet deter
ainsd- l; probably will be siOO, COO. and divi
dsd into shares OF. say 800 eaeh.''
MES;co.-By telegraph we have interesting news
finn Mexico. General Alvarez has been elected
President, but it was thought that the military
would no. permit him to enter,h capital to assume
the duties of the office. General Lavega had re-
~ l. and General Carera had again assumed his
duties as President. There were ague rumorS
saoa; Tia: General GadsIen, cur Minister, had
furnished alvarez with arms and money, but the