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any leading stocks New York Central Railroad vas
offered at d per cen mt, and sales.
After the adjournment of the Board the following
sales OF stocks ami bonds made at auction by
Simeon Drsper:--
500 stockton Cali l0s interest added al.
90, 600 Lake Erie, Wabash and st. Louis Railroad
first mortgage, interest added ....7axn7B
25 900 Haute Alton RR SIS "a mort in ad a77i.
5000 Dell, IAckA ma Western RR, lat mort In "a IS,
500 Cincinnati and Chif&go Railroad los int ad 81
shares New York Central Railroad .........esH
70 shares Toledo aud Illinois Railroad. .......a5
10 shares Arctic Fire Insurance Company. .9stS
2,ooo shares Union Mining Company ........... 20c
Al the second board there considerable activity
Nicaragua Transit. lot of 900 shares sold H.
buyer 80 days. Harlem and Reading show a decline
Illinois Central bonds improved fraction At the close
the market was weak, with downward tendency.
The Assistant Treasurer reports day a. follows:
Paid on Treasury Account saoa l02 ~
neee'Neaon 40 .....,.,....,.,,. l0o, 9e3 6S
naance on 10 ................ S@6S, $40 81
Paid for Assay Office .................... 1875 81
Paid On Disbursing Checks. ........... %, 300 90
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
Washington the 10th inst, were folioxs;--
For the redemption Of stocks ............ $3.50 40
For the Treasury department. .T06,eis 80
For the lnttro Department. IL, 3aS Ill
For the Customs 80. ,is %
War Warrants received and entered. 20 ei6 30
War repay warrants received aud entered STt6 81
From Customs Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
From miscellaneous sources ................. 10 40
Drawn account Of the Navy. ..,..,, -. TO- 155 o.
Rerayments account 81 the Navy 1898 y
The gold coinage nj the New Orleans mint during the
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Nrv Rsnt.sb ns asrsr-.--ss,f. s.--serym-rhe MAJ
40 h. Len 4cis ssilvs slsos at sal eAges -s
,..4, sls fnaify. ffs fssns@etDns lneiees cabs ~
100 bhas ~ ~ ~ Nkss tonsinsss n ss asrsss4,
spA sso;stss fusy sas'sne3 sofsifbfsDslrz the re-
istrfahs 49, fen The ~haiAg set sAes ~ tss
wssk. 80 80. a. To- w. gsfpn ~ d ., ~ as
o. s&issssl private ttfr. wbsiSeet~ " sstss 49,
sdvan,ins ssiss sloes euf sst. Nsg ~ ~ 800
y. b. o. 90 e. ;, soHe 500 40. a.. o. Die. 80
600 las. Asssle - ~.
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board BY the month"; he has paid me everything owed
me; Wagner never told that he had been IN oesoa
before; never asked him about his going Boston it
was not my business to ask such questions saw Wag
ner on the saturday after the Saturday he left my house.
/ think.
Adjourned to Saturday morning
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT.

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT.
The steamship Nautilus Captain Thompson, from Bra.
santiago via Galveston, arrived AT New Orleans Oct.
J. The news Is interesting
First to the Mexican affairs the Flag Of the 18th,
titus for this port, on her previous trip, says
The sudden departure Of Gen. Wool threw the garrison
e. into to- which :, s
has fallen upon Col Castro the senior officer, Who
learn Is in favor Of pronouncing for the plan Of Ayuta
which believe is the plan Of Alvarez and provides for
the retention Of the army. To this latter clause how.
ever the vidsurr plan objects and insists that soliery
Of the old army shall surrender Internationally Some
Of the garrison at Matamoros who, We are told are
beaded by Col. Saveiiego for the plan Of ydaurr
and thus the broil continues in the city while con.
siderable force Of Vidaurris army, under Gauda.
lupe Garcia, are mesacing the city from without.
The nsurgent force is varousy numbered at from ak
between the beseged and besiegers. No arrange.
ment has yet been made learn-the insurgents De.
mandipg unconditional surrender and the beseged
contendIg for employment Vidaurri, however, is
said to be making rapid marches for the Of
tenton and his arrival will doubtless Iorce capitula-
The Flag the 2d says the revolution on the other
bank Of the river still gains ground, and adds
Intelligence has been received in Matamoros to the ef
feet that San Luis Potos had been captured by
gent force Gen. Guitian killed. the army dispersed and
the city made TO change its plan from
has also pronounced for vidaur and his PLAN Gen. Ca
sanoya, the commanding general has been driven from
the place, and civil for military rule substituted
MatamOros however, il still In the hands of the regu-
lar troops under command Of Coones Basave and Castro
The latter Of these officers issued bulletin Saturday
ast stating in substance that orders had been received
from the existing government directing the cessation OF
hostiities until further orders. With this view he had
invited an armstice with the insurgents Who under
Colonies Capisran and Garcia, have had him environei
The insurgents learn demand the surrender Of the
city They willing the troops shall leave but all the
and munitions Of they demand shall be handed
To this the army objects and demands the right
to their arms and munitions with certain amount Of
The insurgents have fallen back little distance from the
town, but still have 1t beseged and await the arrival Of
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INTERESTING FROM Rio DE JASEIRo.-By the ar
rival Of the ship Courier Capt. Wolfe from Rio Janeiro
he New Orleans Plawne is in possession Of paper.
thence to the 25ih Of August.
The Assembly General in session and hal passed
law mposlng tax 81 $500 all commercial establish.
mes. employing than foreign clerk, exempiDg
Bfasilan clerks from active service In the National
1uad- and from being taken recruits and sube citing
foreigners guilty of certain offences 10 the laws
natives With the further penalty Of perpetual inhibition
from tracing In the country.
A decree Is Published authorizing the payment Of
1924 600 TO the officers Of the navy engaged the war
independence, and that Of the Rio da Prata their
heirs
The formal 10 CoDcio says that belgian line of
between Antwerp and Rio de Janero Is definitely or
ganxed The capital ~ the society u 600 900 francs
IN 3 eco shares The line Il 20 consist % four
steamers each capable 81 cary coo tons of merchan
disc besides their fuel with accommodations for twenty.
Eve cabin passengers and hundred snd ATTY others
and equal to speed Of from eight and half
10 nine miles hour, without using sails. The service
il 20 before the goth ~ hsy, 1851 The 1rst
year they 10 make III monthly voyages and after
wards monthly once. The Belgan government grants
The company = subsidy o. so 800 Unacceptable,
10 ooo francs the first year and 90 900 francs year for
Eve years afterwards Ia expected thst OF the
sells win commence running about eight months hence.
The company formed for twenty years and At is head
i Rothschid Of Paris The exports Of coffee from the
Ist 81 August to the I4th inclusive, reported
los, l94 bags.
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serious IRE broke out We 9th mat. In the gold
chain mandatory of Rumtilse 4 ehum~ay on Maple
avenue Hartford, Destroying the building and ,ools los
SIS 60. insured for ts,oe0
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aze the fact that they longer masters. We ara
not satisfied with having humbled them, but win not
stop until, class, they completely destroyed.
They must pay with double interest their crmes and
atrocities. Their retiring into private life will not screen
them from trial and punishment.
The revolution has bean triumphant and It's pro.
gress the Northern frontier With ydaurr .. its head
presents the most formidable 'front.' At this moment he
CO. and the most experienced politicians in the country
are at loss to know how to approach him with any
probability Of dipping him. OF all the rascals In the
country the military the most at loss what to do,
and the power OF these anissares In Mexico IA forever
over Their fate Is sealed and their influence In the
country will never be felt as heretofore
Should the military in Matamoros take up the line Of
march we will have another brush with them, ~ last
farewell and your poor correspondent OH safe
he will Keep you duly informed Of what happens the
banks OF the lower RIO BRAVO.
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The gold coinage At the New Orleans mini during the
month OF September amount 10 $50 600 In eagles silver
coinage In the time $40, 900 in half dollars.
Five dollar spurious notes purporting to be OF the
Metropolitan Bank Of this city, In circulation. They
are printed from genuine plate of the private bank of
the same name, formerly existing at Washington. On
the top of the note the words City Of New York; and
at the bottom New York" have been printed, sppa-
rently from a photographic drawing Some faint traces
remain Of the words Washington City which the alterer
has epdeavofed TO from the by the use oacid
The annexed statement exhibits the gross aud earn
ings OF the Reading Railroad Company for the month OF
raht two years.
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The segar makers Of Connecticut are to hold state
convention in Hnrtiod for the purpose Of adjusting
equitable scale of prices and considering the prope
IL of calling tripare convention, consisting 81 New
York, Connecticut and Massachusetts, Tor tue purpose
batmonizing those States under scale.
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CANP or IIrERAnyG Army or THE NORTH,
Two MILES FROM MArAsoRos, MEXICO,
Geat Of fQsh

sept. -, 1855.
The Army Conferences at Aotomoros Broken OG-An A.
tack on he Tom Prepared for Decentralization Of he
Ccryason--FhgM Of Santa 1rnas General Cds'yo--
Strength Of the Northern Rcroimonss--A mother Fsga,
Looked for.
The conferences with Castros commissioner have
ALREADY ended in smoke their propositions were mad.
mssibe aud commissioners would not listen to any.
thing but the unconditional surrender Of the Place as
required by Governor yidanrriis order
Late last night, express from the commander in.
chief arrived, with orders to break OF al conferences
and 10 inform them that II they resist they shall be
treated public enemies. The result has been that
General Castro resigned the command into the hands
q Coonel ssvaIiegc and the latter In nj
turn, has turned 1t over into the hands q
the commsndsn Of the artillery Colonel ArenaI They
all in confusion at Matamoros before Castro AMI
ssvarego resigned they had allowed the officers 10 divide
among them selves the powder rifles and other public
property which they have Disposed of as IL II was their
individual property Every officer caught by our forces
will be treated and dealt with a. thief
and ,his evening thew viii be noaes shs, ~ Up
hey viii be attacked and dealt with public enemies
The eight bnnircd rihemen We can present against them
are more than q match for their ftcen hundred
owing 10 the nature Of the ground.
Their desertious numerous, and exceed three
hundred men including the force that had charge Of
sixty mules belonging to the army and which we're
this morning brought into camp This circumstances
win make II impossible for the enemy TO their
artillery and informed that they intend spking
II. This afternoon they viii be officially informed that
u they do 80, every officer who fall. into hands shs
and the threat may prevent their carrying
their intention into execution.
General Castro, and other officers now la Browns
VIE engaging their passage, and In all probability we
will, in a day or two, BE- In Matamoros. The military
sse certsiny hambed, although 'hey can scarcely re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

messed in history. And we have seen the armies
of two nations, which had learned face TO face in
the battle field 10 view each other with respect,
fighting side by side, and learning more intimate
~ the qualities IF each; aud we have seen them
change their feelings, and convert what was ioI-
merly respect into enthusiastic admiration. Loud
cheers.)
We'll, then, gentlemen, l say i'll wouldit become
any man in the situation which l have the honor
to hold cheersj-to talk of the future, and 10
advert 10 prospective n easures; but this think
am well warranted in saying: Viewing the maLly
aud unfiinching spirit W hich animates the people
o! III scuuntrY;v viewing the generous support which
Parliament has given 10 the government in every
measure connected with the prosecution OF the war
viewing the perfect good faith and undertaking
constancy of purpose which animateS our great
ally, the Emperor Of the Prench-(cheerS)- view
ing the sympathy which cause exciteS among
the people Of every free country the world, even
in places where mistaken views Of interests, as
think, lead their governments 10 different course
viewing also the justice Of our course, which
entities TO look for the protection Of Providence
on our exertions-I say, viewing all these things.
am confident We may look TO such result Of
the contest in which we are engaged as may
place the future liberties OF Europe, as may
place the intereSts--the main and permanent ln-
tereStS-of the countries which are now allied up
on Snre, stabie and lasting foundation. cloud
chPHTS
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TER POETRY OF PHYs1c-

AYERS PlLLsslide, sugar shod over the palate, but
their energy although wrapped up, there and tells will
giant force the vry foundations OF dsese There ar,
thousands OF sufferers who would their dist EN-
il they knew they could be ued iUr 25c. Try Ay
er's Pills, and you will nowit.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
CelIse the system from Impurities aud you are cured
already
Take this best of all Purgatves aud scrOula, Indt,
geson, weakness, headache back ACHE Side ache Jaun
dice. Rheumatism arrangements OF the Liver, Kidneys
and bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
Purgaiive remedy reach fly before tsmlike darkness
before the sun.
Reader If yoa are suffering from any of the
Complaints they cure-suner more-the remedy hs:
been provided you, is criminal to cglcct it,
That Ayers Cherry Pictorial is Ithe best medicine or
Cough. is well known the whole world ant that
Ayers Pl' the best of all Pills. is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and cold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price Is cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GOOD & Co, Wheeling
oeo wholesale and retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain ani inflammation from the sevcrest
burns >calds, in twenty mnutes-and that
ii will heal without SCARF eectualy
Fever Sores-Piles-Salt -TIflmmatory Rheunl1-
tism-Sore and Imhlmed s-Cuts-wound s-Bruises
old and liberated Soies-ScIId Head-corns and bun
ions-EryspeTas- -Swerings-Felons-snre nip.
pIes-chilb!ains-btes OF Insects-Sweled and broken
breast-Erupons-an all O'her nfImmatOry and cuta-
Locus diseases, whef the affected be
Don't be increduOua about many diseases named TO
be cured by only thngbu, reflect, that the ew but
positive properties which the bailey SaIve alone contains
and heretofore eumeraed-one to reach not
alone the alore- mentioned disease, but many more not
enumerated.
auery-DO regular bred Physicians prescribe caloapsl
iHiearaIy 5orseOres of different dissa,ei?
Each box OF GENUINE OALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel PIare engraved Label with the signatures
of q. V. cLICKENER SE CO proprietors, aud HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price 2j cents per box.
oTAIl orders should be addressed to C " Clfckener
u Co 81 Barclay street, New York
For sale By L4GGHLINS T. BUSHEIELD, Wheeling,
aud Druses is seLe ally Throughout the u S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

DEATH OF NOBLE WoMAX.-A noble woman,
Margaret ~ Smith. Of Burlington. New Jersey,
died in that town on Monday last, aged 81 years.
This excellent woman was always noted for her
charities and after the recent railroad disaster she
opened her house to the sufferers and nursed them
with the utmost care 1t was in her house that Mr.
and SErs. Gillespie died. The excessive fatigue
and excitement of that period Of trial were too
much for the weak frame of the noble woman,
and when there was nothing more to do for the
suffering she gave way and is now removed to
her reward. No one in Burlington was ever more
mouEned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

RENARKABLE ExPERINENT.-A recent work of
science, gives the following novel experiment,
which settles question of some Importance in
philosophy: Two hundred pounds weight Of earth
was dried in an oven and afterwards put into an
earthen vessel. The earth was then mostened
with rain water, and willow tree, weighing Eve
pounds, was placed therein. During the space of
five years the earth was carefully watered with
rain water, OF pure water; the willow grew and
flourished, anl, to prevent the earth being mixed
with fresh earth or dust blown TO it by the winds,
it was covered with metal plate perforated with
q great number of small holes suitable for the free
admission of air only. After growing in the air
for Eve years the tree was removed and found TO
weigh 1859 pounds and about three ounces; the
leaves which fell from the tree every autumn were
not included in this weight. The earth was then
removed from the vessel, again dried in the oven,
and Afterwards weighed; it was afterwards discov-
cred TO have lost only about two ounces of its orr
ginal weight. Thus 1854 pounds of woody fibre,
lark and roots, were certainly produced; but from
what sourceI The air has been discovered 10 be
the source of solid element at least. This state
ment may at FIRST appear incredible. but on slight
reflection its truth is proved, because the atmos-
phere contains carbonic acid, which is the com.
pound Of ia parts by weight of oxygen and S3s
parts by weight of carbon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

MEXICAN AHEArRs.--We have details Of late
Mexican news, confirming the accession of Gen.
Alvarez to the Presidency. Alvarez received l6
votes, Comonfort 3, Orampo 8, vidaurri 1. Vi
dauui. Chief of the Rio Grande movement, has
published communication denying the reports
that he was an annexationlst. He also says he
recommended some Texans to retire TO the other
side of the river threatening them if they did not
do so,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

uThe New, York papers are full of accounts of
the arrest and examination of the Free love gang
in that city. Mr.. Albert Brisbane. Mr.. HarIanI
and the other persons arrested on Thursday night
were taken before the Mayor on Friday morning.
Mr.. Brisbane was suffered to depart upon pledg-
ing himself to appear at the time appointed for the
examination; his associates gave bonds in $500 for
their appearance. The examination came OF on
Saturday.
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WAY FEMALES SUFFERS IN IIEsAa.TIi
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PRNION.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES Of wouEN,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Uundrcdh Edition (5OO, 0OO) lSR,O. DD 25O
= - ...-,,,-,-.
=, ,I. 'ou''S =" ',,I
aogufs OF the great Trade Sales OF New York, hiIa
d'lral1. and other cities, anl sold by the principa
booksellers i'm the T1Dt.J St.,o,
L,or,, ,,,,,.r, 49,, - -. -,
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own symptoms with those described, the nature
trr and cause OF her compliant, and spared
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80 -, 's' =" - '"S Vi ''Al IA
viii. .rcu,ius =, ,no sr b,s or,., ,.oI r =,
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III 'eaie"t I" ue S'lua'loh winch she VIII hel'
her what TO do ror it. in sfnmIe bu. cb,s. ,,r,s am
-, h..s Oh. 80, ,I.,.,.,,I "''N'' @'''
su u as She CT uuhe'Slahu'
Those suffering from Instructions or irregularities ne
cnfar 10 the female system mr. from, r-oy, ,,,; ~
inv Of M. womb mr. fro o .,, In, 80, sI,
its pages the means OF prevention ameli oration and re-
lief.
Much distress OF mind as wei! as Thousands pecuuiar
y' nigh: be saved 10 every husband il the simplest laws
.,'~ S'@.o "e'e Oe'e'
hey ave not Oet'er understood is taeeah'e TO tina
natural and almost cOmmeHdIbe sensiti veress that vii
raj her suffer than consult or converse with even .
r,r r,,,, in re.neet IN rorru,,ir, ,.,, q, en-.
~ FsCu'a' u Tue ie''ii'e
~ ,,
lnacoPy oil The Married WomGn's' Pirate Msdica
Conpanion' every ienae has a nhysicirn fiat E,n,v,
,rI ,,.s.rih ~ go a,I, r,;, . l-o''
ard which she can consult at all times without violence tc
her sensitiveness.
Extract OF letter from gentle an in ru,ton. Ohio
-. - ' o''''-
n, \, ,r,r,,,v.r.-v,, ~! ArT ron May /, 1877.
been peTC eptiby sink for some three rear r mor. M
consequence great anguish ard ring SONG months
heoie aud during confinement every successive more
anu oe aud Frustrated her. putting her lie
~ uaser, anu whlch was on the last e casion
Inc bic and Tesisned nivseI In Enset liz was
heard our book iig6v snokcn nj as rontsi,i,o 80,
matters reaching my case ON its RECENT and r ,rSsI
express 10 you tie relief il afforded nv distressed
mind and The Joy IT'S pages impaired To my wife, learn
de.l a remedy 1t Oi,ened prOsPee. which lille
SoI was IG 9f ms; ere another year
~ my wife would have bee s human sn PrGS2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

A soS OF DANIEL BouNE.-Colonel Nathan Boone
the eldest, and, we believe, the only surviving son
of that old pioneer, Daniel Boone, is still living,
in Greene county Missouri. He has lived, at diff
ferent times, in St. Charles, Warren and Galloway
counties, but has for some time past been citi-
zen of Greene, where be owns fine farm, stock
ed with choice fruits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

MORE STEAMSHIP APPLlcANrs.-The New York
Courier says that among the applications which
will come prominently before Congress, will be
that for another line of steamships between New
York and Liverpool, to run the alternate weeks
with the Collins line, and to be chartered upon
precisely the conditions upon which that line was
originally created.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

FL1 IN the Wharf.-The Woodstock (va.)
Tenth Legion states that within the last few days
the chiuch-bug and Hessian fly have made their
appearance in the early sown wheat; but the eff
fects of their ravages, SO far, have scarcely been
observed, owing to the extraordinary thifiness of
the grain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25

FIVE silver Medals and seven Diplomas
have been awarded DAMS for first class Daguerreo
tyres. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner Of Uron
and Main SITS. Strangers are invited to CALL citizens
course will do Pictures taken as cheap as The cheap
est. ie3O