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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
FROM TIE PLAINS,

FROM THE PLAINS.
ST LOUIS, Aug ll--Mai. Armstrong and wife
have fallen victims to the cholera at Fort Leayen-
worth.
lis reported that 4s Of the older citizens ofthot
place had also died.
Further ailviees from Fort Riley confirm the re-
pott of The d=ati of Capt Ogden, and state that
the vile OF Maj Woods and 4 of her children are
dead
DR.. Simmons AMI the ladies of the garrison have
ing IN the fort.
The cholera is of the worst type and very fatal.
Wotkmen an endeayoung to gel at the public
Capt. Lecompt aud patty left LeavenwOr,h for
Riley to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

Nav YoRx, august I1th-The excitement here
in regard 10 the Louisville not continues ard will
probably terminate in a pubic meeting of the &.
Nothing party TO give public expression Of tie
Order on the subject.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
SAILED

Nav YoRk, Aug. 1.-THE steamship Ariel,
fcr Hayre, sa!ied at noon with 100 passengers anu
1925, 300 IN specie.
The Washington, for Bremen, also sailed at
noon with 30 passengers and $500, Coz in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
Savings BanIE Store

WOULD respectfully sal to the eitzenz OF wheeling
ard yiet have Just received from the East and
orth IN addition 10 pIeriO6s and varied stock OF
Boots Shoes Caps Ionuets, Unlbrelas and Car
Pet great VARIETY Of isie, aud misses fashena
bic SHOES ard Gamers. Gents Fancy ShOess Callers,
ao'eSkinsna summer Has, whIedI odea such terms
as 10 make trUe the heading Of this notice
Ronnets for tTfde;-thsTefore invite al re 6eoess,
ehoeefs. hatieaa eapels and BgHaef ICtug children OF
dam 10 call at Tie Old Post Once opposite Nc
Lure House. where you win find all the goodsof above
description, believe lower than other place IN this
jef BH. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

Cur. ". J. H4nDEE and Capt. o'HARE are
nov in this city 70, the purpose of purchasing
horses for the United States Cavalry. AnoppOrtu-
nifty is thus presented 10 our larmers and Others
for tie sale of good horses al good prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

ay alarm of dse wls erea.ed early en- Saturday
morning by the burning of quantity of shayilgs,
in the Box aud Pattern MaLuiactory of Mr. Peter
Phillips. in Centre Wheeling. NomatelaI dam
age done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
STEAAIER rNIoN

NEw YoRK, August 1.-The steamship Union,
from Hare, with days later iutelllgeuce, is about
due. She sailed on the Is: and will crrtainIy az
Eive on Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

TnE FEvEn AT NoRFoLK AND PoRTsNourn.-
There appears. from the Official reports, 10 be
very few cases Of Yellow.sfeyer N Nor;olk. On
the Ith not single Gaze or death occurred from
the disease within the corporate limits, but at the
Hospital some distance outside of the Town, there
were new cases, and death. Al Portsmouth,
in consequence Of the savages of the epidemic,
the publication Of the Daily Transcript has been
temporarily suspended, and the telegraph office
closed for want of an operator. W. b. White
head. Esq, of Suffolk, Virginia, has sent his
draft for Sl0O TO Colonel Watts, Of Portsmouth,
10 Ge distributed for thereief of the sick and nf-
aicted
The correspondent of tie Petersburg Express.
wrllss as follows from Portsmouth GA Wednesday
last:
The disease does not abate at all, and matters
ale uaiy melancholy. TIE stampede from town
IS unirsrsal- l tEink l certainly speak within
bopuds, when state that 1000 persons have left
The pace. The town IS Almost deserted, and
those heIe have very lonesome time. rheIe are
not more than Eve families remaining on Middle
si;eet' from High street to the nver. Walking to
%ards The market this morning, at not very early
hoaF' there was not one store open on the wholeoi
NY Toule.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

CINCINNATI MARK ET.
AUGrsr 1I.-FIuur firm, good demand, 400 bbls
al I,Goa1.l0. Wheat f.tn at 125aI3O. Whisky
steady, sales al 32a3Es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

TltE Richmond Dispatch says there were new
cases and ten deaths in Portsmouth on Tuesday,
and adds:
Ms. amir. Cooke, of Portsmouth, and Doctor
, WA. Hedges, OF Norfolk. both ,yelI kaown resi-
dents. have d:ed. Doctor J. N SchofeId, Of
Portsmouth,, Is not dead. as enormously reported
yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
NOMINATED

Bosrox, Aug. 1.-THE Wings of Vermont
have nominated Mr.. Wheeler as their candidate
for Governor and lisa ]. Wright for Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

Tar wellsville Patriot is informed by one who
knows. thata uIl fo;ce will be III active operation,
in the eouIe Of eight or ten days, on the Beaver
Extension Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, and that it will be prosecuted to completion
with the utmost vigor, The company who have
undertaken the completion OF this extension, are
said 70 be abundanty able to do the work on then
own account, aud the PetriOt supPoses that Bea-
vz' and welsville will be connected ~ tais road
ia the course Of year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsBuKeH, Aug. 11.-River feet 3 inches,
alhng. Weather clear and pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
RALTIM0RE MARKET


AUcusT II--tiour, sales of Howard ST. at s.
IS, and City Mills $50, Wheat unchanged
Corn slight change, sales Of white and yellow al
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THE LA5TEs Il EWS,
RECEIVED HE a.
MAGNETIC TEIEGRAPH.
CalifornIa NeWs.
ARRIVAL 'oF THE STEAMER E. CITY.

NV YcGK, august IIth-'Fhe STEAMER Enpirs
City arrived al IL O'Clock, from -Aspinwall, Ei.A
dates 10 the 10Th; same as Brought BY the North-
ern Light.
She brings the sum of ssOo.o coo IN gold dust on
freight.
The Empire City connected with the steamship
Jno. [. Stephens, which brought down 81 ,0T9,-
00Oin gold.
The principal consignees are: Wells, Fargo &
Co. sls2, eco; Drexel & Co. 10000; Wm. Hoge
& Co., 100000; Thomas Watson & Son, $780,
00o.
The Golden. Gate. Tor San Francisco. left A-a-
pulco on the 23d-
The Empire City touched at Havana on the
9Th Of august, landing her mails and passengers
there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

MONTGOMERY. Ala, August 9-P. Walker. the
Know Nothing candidate FOR Congress in Mobile is
elected.
Further RETURNS show large majorities fer Win
ston, Democratic candidate for Governor, and al
though ShoubriJge gains largely the ormes is pro-
bably elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

Acc,DENF ~ NEw YoEk TO 4 CrrizEx OF WHEEL
ISo-The New York papers state that Mr. a. BAL
LrxsEse, of Wheeling, While walking on the Rail-
read tack aeat the Harlem Depot, as knocked
down by locomotive, and had one of hls legs cut
of, and an arm broken. He was placed in one of
the Hospitals unter the charge of Dr.. Fountleroy
A dispatch received in this city GU Saturday by
Nj julius BaIIenbeIg, bother Of The unfortunate
1nan, announces that he cannot possibly recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
a GREAT VICTORY OVER ALI, LINIMES5i7s
j. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese I.ininnan+

NHIS superior preparation is presented the Amer-
can public with The geaest confidence thai its en-
Client CURATIVE qualities any other known Inuet
rs action IS ce lain, sale and uniform, ing in 40 case
Where sn external application is appropriate. AN who
nave tIeu II regard II niaible in The following dis
edses Iheumatlsn sprains, bruises, swelled limbs weak
o.hs whte swelling pains IN The back, hips, sides, the
breast lace or any other pat OF the body. "a
ce!!ei Iemedyiu bruises scalds, cuts etc. The usef
ness vi Tins inestinae chemical compound is by no es ~
confined TO Tic human species, but equally ficSCigus
wEeIeVer arPed 10 diseases The LaVot1Ie
nc animal he horse. Among the many diseases an ace
den'S occurring 10 the horse, for which the most cs
tam cure may be named the following. wis cuts bTusss
sralhs IN The shoulders Chaps, scratches. cracked heel
lars see directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE,
Many and just objections made all the OTdinary
nimeDis VI the day Of their oersl ye ,ei
and Tue unsghily Stains often left upon The skn Won
deTI act which has been verified TO the astonisheut a.
Inc mos tpI3oand chemists and the delight fsidOus
patients Is That III addition 10 its surprising Curative I'll
Iects u Is The most heslthnl cosmetic aud agreeable eT
June To sny pat al tie skin which il may be auriea
IL lnpaIts rosy and natural glow which lasts FOR IV
hours, and leaves the 'riVey OF healthy skin H.
stead OF the eTAced ard csVped appearanre which n
common result oil slno all other articles uSed for that
rl pose Hence, every lnty's toilet IL RpPlie with Il
who knows IFS eEceIlen; qualities In This respect To real
re IT'S odoT need but open one bOte a nv
iOT yourself -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
TILE INTBIIlIGENCER.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST IS. 1855.


LETTERS concerning SUBSCRIPTION dyertisinzoroth
q financial business ofthe tntelIisencer should Be adj
Jrrssed to the PrOPfietorS-
Letters concerning the editorial department or the pa
per should be addressed to the editors Jointly or to
ther ore OftheIn.
Correspondents writing tor publication viii please
u.Tjfe only on one side OF The PAPER -
An observance OF above rules wi greatly olige
and SECURE prompt attention 10 eorIespO,iens
han they might otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
All SHOULD TRY IT!!
DR.. j. HosTETTER,
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100, 900 BottIe. Sola in ono Year.

NJ OTHING in the understanding in medical mar.
~ ket for the past fifty years. ever euuaIed nor
all article be produced 70 equal thtS
GREAT A NT1-DYSPEPTIC.
Or. HoSIeiteT's preparation is Erauny's re-
cre, nor the nee experimental result OF an Amstsur
Physicians verbal investigation II is The IeAutO prU
chemists Of lhe pesent century.
DIT. hosetieT submits his invaluable BitfeFs 10 apy
Chemical test, or What Is sun better, unO
Your own constitution The true properties these Bit
tes will be found by the fist ialysig and Tie tr ioce
oil their great medicinal effects viii made manifest ia
are you dyspepie? Then take these celebrated ston
ach Eitters
biliOus7 Try one bottle of these Bitrers, and
be relieved al
Are you annoyed by lndgPStiOus Remove the rause nv
the OF these BitieTs
Have fever and RzGe2 How tbOus4 nds In The
West aud South have been this d.
st' Dying disease, By the free these Bitters2
al should try this great aRtidOie. We venture TO AFFIRM
that where Hostetter's BitleTs used OF lever
sud ague cauEUt
One wine giaSsiu taken three times day before neHS
will he found great agent, which all viii arpTeci
ate when personally satisfied OF the fact they m be-
by giving Tie EiitieIs IIial.
Tiers ale Other Blers represented 10 he The same
without TlVa az 10 their medicinal quate4 hey uIr
pu w in square boltesi containing iu quart, viii NE
objections on, and 'Dr j. HOsettet's Stomach iiIeis
blown un the bottle. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
For sale by all the principal Druggists Hotel RsTs
rauants and Dealers generally tli OghOut the UIiIri
0teSand by
BUsHFIELD & Co, and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON
'SS-lNdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

s. G. BAKER &Co., suns 10 :
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
NV TO the receiving aud delivering freight
w and collection OF freight Bills.
E5-Ofhce at the Store. EOctTS-dd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
Summer Arrangement.
Railroad Connection
80 szsszzs8 80 81

80 - 80 90 sE9sE
ON and after Monday, April SIth the steamboat IN
" TE2CtiNGE VIII u regular packet between
Wheelinz and ReaIe (cOnneCiin: with the tIaiRs
Central Ohio RailToadl as follows:
lst-Leayes Wheeling $50 in the morning.
ing al Beiiar with the mail train which leaves Beair
$50 4. M
2d.-Leaves Wheeling at 1855 A NJ with the PasSen.
from baltimore Ohio Railroads. EHpless
tram connecting with tEe which
air at l9 Nj and returns from Bellair at Q P. NJ.
3d,-Leaves Wheeling at 2:3) p. II. with the Passen-
gers night express which leaves Bei.aIr at
$50 P N; and returns Beair, with The pasSeL gers
Of the express train from the Wesl, 42OP NJ, stop
ping al Benwood with The mil.
lIh.-L-ayes Wheeling at P. N. Tor BeIair5 and re-
turns at 9:I5 p. II. with the mail train.
ap3l-tf A. WILSON, Master.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to Nc
taens KICK earnestly requested 10 call and settle
by cash or mite before the Isl Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please pre-
dcts --'--''' McGLALLENs q KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
ZASEsvrLLE, ONO.

!Hr. J. B; Tondsr5wiH - -'D'
Dear Sir have been hflicted or Three years with
TheunatSni IA my BACH a for linz last SX months not
able 10 GET ot OF my bed without he your aren't In
our ciy insisted ON He. trying bottle OF Chang Fhu
Ltnent and try what effect il lave; aed one Not
lie lss relieved me much that able 10 ee Out or
my bed without difficulty II has been blsSSg 10 NJ:
just Try II fol- yourself aud you will be well pieased
MRS. n. COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents
my7-ly 10. iI7 SSs't,,,,..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13
NeW Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEY'S

No 123 Main ST. 2oorE 6slors Union st.
AVISG returned G:onI manufacturing Establish.
Ii OF the East Vfd stock OF boots and Shoes,
comprising all the varied styles the present APP
preaching season OF 1875, would respectfully inv tie
and ali TO tall and examine my stock, am confident
that suit all aud every body DIVIDED COOS. PTeIty,
and IhsaP goods will do i intend keep Inc best quail
tY of goods my line and will cheap not cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere. Call ami
my goods and il they don't please, charge viii be made
Tor eHa mining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KipbOofs;
do calf Oxford Ties:
do bTOssRs;
boys boots and shoes every kind and description;
Also, chiIdTen's Shoes, Caters, &c, all and
sizes; in TACT suit every body anything They may
want in my line. Don't forget 12S Main street, Wheeling
Va. y. L. DORSEY
P; s-COuntry merchants sorting up lol cash win do
well to Call il4u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-13

THUS srOke wise aud good man; bu mark lie
eha0Ee| Lei the esea hear hiIi, IIeu WIZ
'heI TO s1et ON OF he nze Wi0e. IL PrC5eAOat r4cH
~ q ruined helltA Assy
heH James w II pACui, the taleuted and iRdeIf nd
"a. eaoI o. iht highly popular and e1leIStVesy tesIp0
li me christian Hammer, published al FIedtT.eEs bug
va "a is ed'i0Ttai OF lie Sth OF May 1850 thus sieaRa
OF h7ssPagz'a I<ssis5Re Tlneis,Te:
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

The PRESIDENT AND THE KANSAS Our
RAGEs.-The Washington Union recently
published long official article, said 10 be
written by Colonel Cushing. exhonorat-
ing the President from any neglect of du-
ty or responsibility Of any kind in con-
nection with the Kansas troubles. This
has elected response from several of
the anti administration papers. and.
among others, from the N. Y. Evening
Post. from which we copy the closing
paragraph:
But. says the Union. the President
could no, have been apprised of these
outrages beforehand. We affirm that the
President was npprised of them before.
hand. Several months before the princi.
pie outrages were committed. they began
with an invasion from Missouri, BY the
creatures of Atchison, who possessed
themselves of the polls and elected del
egate to Congress. There was every reas
on to believe that the same foul game
would be played over again. Atchison''
muneuvres were not secret. nor was hi!
army recruited silently. If the Presiden
did not know what was going on. h
! must have shut both his eyes and his ears
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

EeY virtue of a commission and execu-
ton 10 me drecte from the clerks off =
of the Marshall Common Pleas court, | Will
expose 10 public sale at the court house door
in the town Of Plymouth, in said county, on
Saturday the l7th day Of November, 1853, be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a ~ ana o'clock
T m. on said day, the following real estate les-
crlbed as follows. to- wit:
The north east quarter Of the sou,h west
quarter OF section number seven, containing 80
acres; and the south west quarter o: the north
west quarter of section seven, nhe latter piece
subject to q mortgage Of $50 90 to the school
fund.- contain NJ "a and S-I00 acres; and the
north east quarter o. the north west quarter OF
ceciion twenty one Che last piece subject 10
mortgage for $500 10 Willis Peek o Michigan
City,) containing 40 acres. all in township %
north, o. range one east, situate in Mar
shall county, Indiana.
VIII first offer The rents and profits Of Sal
land fol seven years, & il Il ey fail to bring the
amount Of $3.50 %, with interest and costs.
VIII then offer the fee simple title 10 the same,
or so much as may be necessary TO satisfy the
same. Executed to satisfy in lgment Cox SAID
amount in favor of Lyman Blair and against
Justice Z. T. Stephens, and A. q. Deavitt.
J. l.. THOM son Sh' n,
Pr. I. b. Thompson, dept
Oct. - 1850. SIS.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
BLOoMINGToN. Ill.

BLooMINGToN. H., Oct. II.
A destructive fire broke out at nine
O'Clock last night in the livery stable at
tached to the Morgan House, in the block
south south of the Public Square, 1t
Immediately spread north and south, des-
,roying everything ia its course. consul
ming all the buildings in the whole block
except the Mclean County Bank end
Deetrich's hardware store; including the
Morgan House--loss $4,000: Central
Illinois Times office--loss $1,000; Pan
iagraph printing office--loss 50. 000.--
One man and seven horses were burned in
the livery stable. A chimney of the
Morgan House fell, instantly killing Will
linn Green. drayman. and severely in.
juring Sameul Fleming. merchant. and
Alexander Steele, onstabe--recovery
doubtful. The fire ragged nearly all nigh,
The widest disorder and confusion reign
ed. Twenty persons were arrested
for stealing goods. This morning tn.
Public Square is full of goods in confused
and damaged heaps. The total loss i,
over $3.50, 900.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
Siarke COunty.-The communication o

Slarkc COunty.-The communication OF
a citizen of Starke, which appears in
to-day's Banner, intimates that a part
or all of the successful candidates at the
late election are Know Nothings. While
we must yield it the privilege of every
one aggrieved under such circumstances,
and deem it our duty to comply with
their reasonable requests. yet we have
ever observed that such complaints after
an election. result in widening the little
breaches that are very apt to intrude them
selves into the ranks of any party. and
then finally term; nate in the success OF
their enemies, in consequence Of such d.
vision.
There is most invariably a species Of
Know Nothingism among the applicants
for Office and their friends, but it mos
generally consists in not knowing who
will be elected, and we would prefer be
4 lieving that this was the only kind o
Know Nothingism that could be attached
to the Starke County boys; for if eve
there was little body of politicians wht
detested local fanaticism and fusionism
and who were devotedly attached to ma
tional principles and the Union as it is
we believe we can put our finger upol
them in Starke. Every family may bav
its little jars, but we hope, in this instanc
such trouble will not sufficiently wider
the breach as 10 make room for the simoi
pure Know Nothings TO slip in, and sew
er this little band.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
EOr the Banner.


Mn. EDiroR:-Permit me to give you
some of the workings Of the Know Moth
ings in the county of Starke, and the re
suit Of their doings within the past year.
Such a thing as Know Nothingism was
not dreamed Of in S,arke by tie most of
people. There has come to light TINT one
year ago there was an organization OF said
mystic band in the town of Knox. and
among those members were the names OF
some Of our fortunate candidates; they
kept their doings very still. The week
previous TO the election, the news was
circulated throughout the county that their
opponents were Know Nothings, and thai
they were the dear peoples candidates
that they Qhe Know Nothings) were op
posed to all secret societies. that they
were friends to the foreigner. Those
things were put into circulation just or
the eve Of the election. consequently they
could not be refuted in time. and on
election resulted as follows. to wit:
Willoughby NJ. Mccormick, elected
county Treasurer: w. w. Calkins. Recor
der and George Felden. Commissioner.
A CITIZEN.