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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Die ltnipn fcll unb muf, erbolteu
TrcibcitS SScriannnIun0em.

Sct9cnet Trcmcnt une SrSibtits 8eriammuneen
icIGu on cen bcrnad,ftfteelcettn Sa9eu uuo qldetn
um 7 llbr 9benbs 9ebalten ncroeR:
1tm SomIfne ben 27itsn Ssptrmtcr, am bauIs ron
Dautst D tbert in bsibs6trs.
I'm Samftas ben 27tcn Stptsmbsr, ON 5auit pcn
0apio Me s9er, in @sifcnturg.
Qm NVcnto9 ben 29tsu Sspttmttr, am bouIs pcn
6 barles 9 d. be mer, in Sbsr Mitfcro.
I'm Srsitas Den 3tsu Sstcber. am 5oufs pcn
Inorsas s inert en-, in @sfnburs.
I'm SamRa9 ben 1lru Sttc6sr, om !pauis pCn
Jcfepb pun Il Il c T, in Ssiodbcr9.
9ti irosr eeltssnbsit wsrpm Srfbisosnc 3sonsr
9r9cRwarti9 fin.
Die Committee.
larntaun, Sspt 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
.Seuer in Gbicaao,

G6ttd8t, IS. eept. Drsi @rtrrjbepsi.
der in gBatcrlrret BON g. 9. YCmerpY, @cprst
%. Dole unp Gbarlss BCobwcrtb tranntcn ee.
tern init 10000 SuIbcl @rtreSe ab. 3ptal.
perlulf 100000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Zinc 6ewiGen,5ad,e

Gin SpIpat Der Sereinstsn Staaten Qrner,
Der Su SerlCe's Gylano tatiUnirt III, fat cine
idrsdIi6e NtOrptbdt an enrm junscn Ndp6en in
Srlanp, In 1852 betanrt. Gspiiensbiht babsn
tbu su pieicm Determining 9ctrcteu. @r wupr
verbdftst bis Die gBdbrbrit crnttrlt werNrn fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

p~8ert6ttsuns.- Die Sentu bsa
Serrn ScIepb gierp fnret niht auf ben 27ittn
Srptrmbcr tatt, pie riss uuf Der erten Scite pis'
fer 3dtms tsfannt 9eina6t frtt, = Icnbern auf
ben item Setpber. au4 III nod 3u temertsn,
bae Ta siele unO berrIi6e 8alfileine auf benz
panbe tefnben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
2e6 d 81 4trtpt.

R0-Die Ginlenbuug BON einer . nj c, In
9e,us auf Die 5lasssn. .llebrrreAuns, fam uns
fir pieIe Summer ;u Ipdt CUR 5anp. = Dtelelbe
erl6eint aber nG6lls BcGr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Too ocs Eid,tcrs 7rptn.

pittebur8. is. Scpt. Ndt 80. SrSIn
fribcr MaYcr bon pittsburs, MttNtirb ocs Con.
areifcs fir bicItr Oitritt uuo q. Ct. 8rIGiIts'
trGscr nn6 1Gnemart witrsnD Der NSminilras
tion Ots prSFOentsn SaYIrr, farb bierisltR brute
WcrSch.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

rSn Suffalp fel rer grtrler S6ufTleiter
am atat nscrr, ais cr sbsn bas ,,Maauitcat''
fang. Gr lttte nur nod cine babe Stunpe.-
o'r3enstranthsit mar urla4e ieines pl5Bl6ru 81
oes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

rWSurp 2U9tt. Cine Surp battc Elm
armcs 6rauenSimmer prsen SiebtatEs ;u perurs
tbeiltn. Sir Febrts spar nit .,NidtI6ulpia" ,u.
rid, sbtr uber bin,u. pas Wdp6en 1clte nbt
pieosr Gin loIGcs 8ertrrtten bsaebcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Erci Sd,l6ac

Soma, Srrmpnt unp nun aud, Dlaine 9iRarn
tei ibrrn neuIIdsn Staatspablen fir bic SEtia.
Reputltaner. Der aItr Bod Bat l6cn elm Scrn
prrlprcn. n.--(Mrrd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
6rbgce Scucr in ,SranFforo, ky.

2putsptaF. 10. Sspts Gin arc6es Sruer
pitbste Spnntaa abeno in S5rantfcrO unp SrrltErs
te rnen aanicn Square. SerIuIt III ,rptIGtn
$4,000 uuo 100000 unb III tFtilpsle pur6
SerIi6Turs 9roedt.
Gin anrerrS 5eur crsisnetc ii6 gsfern atcnb
III 8rantfcrc, purA pas msbrcrr getGuOe jsritSrt
purem. - Sn tsircn 6ian 9tautt man, Ba6
8ranpitiitmg i'm g9ert 9eipSIsn Iel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

B9~A. 8. pitts son Buffalo crtielt cine Ora
mie bon GOO 5rantsn, net't cinsr goIcsnrn 81.
rsnmerailc fir cine Orrl9maIasne bei Der Sunlt.
ausiHauus III paris.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

SrrmOnt8 Gbdroftrr tc9Sfeltt burA
gudanun Irlbit - 4& nEr 6uba
.silckt gcfangcIh ii. I'm,
llnIcre QptU Soto Geaucr batcn i0 tcfannt.
, lid Ihcn einiss Belt 0er ietr renae tsmdbt, ben
Gbnrattrr brs Gol. sc. Sremont bei Dem Grlfs
uuf cine 9cmrine 9eejic anjuI&warSen. Ste ba-
ben nGnlli@ Setca5tct ca6 CT ie ben SsrciniSte
Gtaatcn irSrno eini8e Disnts 9csiitet b0te Sic
baben crtlIrt ea6 er nitt fibi1 fir bic Yrciioens
srnitele Ir :; Sic ba6rn bsbauptet er batr bic 9trs
picrms tttrc9en ;-Sis batrn brbauptet or blbr
Sdcn arlctem uno Der oimmet ipri6 mas font
MD. IS ibemt dter ais Babe cine tIrfsre ais
bic rNnI6li6e Wlht un12rc 9eredte -Slde in
6Iupen. penn aud ale Otcle Scbluptunaen uno
8;iAuirigungcn linp jet, ME ale pcrbCrile ME
SPrcu por Dem l8tnre vertriebcn. llno psr bat
rana Sci. SJbn G9irtc5 5rrmcnt Uon aqsn Die
fen SciduIpi9angrn frCi9ciprodcn2 Stmmges
her. rritrCft abcr nidt: &c mar bieS Sdmrs
Buchanan Ictt1! Sut cr bnnn bies ncuIi6 9e.
ibGn? 8 rrn ! 70 ebrti6 puroe or ni6t blns
helm :-GS par bies i'm Slbr 1852, aut ben ii.
9ecemttr. 81 elm nltcs purA ,idmcS SadLnan
Trlba ot9rle9tcs 3susntB. ais Grl. g s. Src.
mont Fir S6uIoeu Der 9freni0tcn Staltcn IN
Gualano ptrbaitct mar, III pcutih ans Iolrtlht
aetcmnrn, irertn Suhannn urter GiD, @pl.
Srmcnt ais rincn unIerer crItru Siirgcr bntcIlt
uno ibn pon alien Segen ion aemahtcn Scihulr
bsunACn freiiprdt. Tttie5 ;3cu0niB il sn bar.
ten Shldg fur Rlrre Oegner-per aItr 5uhS III
enplA stflnscu - unU mnn iie ie wt'cer prie
8sl6uIpisunaen beroertrinBrn, 70 mdIen Iit ia
baou6 su 9lei6 loren eiJtnen Ganppltrn pr5
Metn.Gips antlasrn. Sn Der Shat, biz
gBabrbett 1T mShtig unO MuB jmmer iiclei.
9Bir Terpen paS gan;ci pur6 Buchanan Re-
ffmcrnc 3casntB, IUBaIp wir N1um fnrr1, TIN
fern Seicrn porleseh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24

ES-Sm Sdien Bon Solflr tefnSsn f6 ss.
ssnparts 10 Sris9sI&ifc NIT 66l 8oncnsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Demofratifcbe Sparfamfeit.

Ulan lclIte nift SergsIen baB bic 9tussaten
Der brmptratiIden 9ierre 8r9icrun9 far oas leste
Sabr
rs Wlillipnet S6aicr
ii6rrneiorn, prl6es stwa sebn Nillionen 3baler
mrbr ii ais unter leiuem gpr9Sn9rr rrIcrbrrt
purpe. 9lu6 nidt
Da6 Gr.@cuSernGr 9isler unb onrsre NsSers
fatrfanntcn iebt in 9Baibinstpn fbrn mo nuf
5tcIen Der Jtrstrrun9 &arrenlabunaen bon Sii'
aenbctumentcn brufcn lnBen uno ale Staatsn
unb Gcunirs bamit teldttsrn, I'M pas Solf irs
re Al fitren unO su tsprsen fir Su6anan uno
fit llnterbrtdun9 Der armen rrriben @rbeitrr ;u
ilimmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
SSremDnt unD SSretbett !
2tQcntaun, Ssyt 24

Die Sdroer pcn S6srsSauscn unO Osh anetau,sn.
cen SaunTtips, 6hus @artbsirllntsrIhsb, rpILs Der
Grmetsruu9 osr Slaverei snt9s9tn, uno oafir Tinb,
Ole 8tsicruu9 osr 8srsini9tsn Staattn rpiCcsr gu
0tn 6jrunoiaesn vcn gSoithin9cn uno SefTet[cn ju:
rdu6rin9Cu, iiuo a6tun9suClI cn9elabsn elmer Scr:
lammluna beiiupObueu, pclbs om nSbitsu Samlta9.
September 81, UNI llbr 9ahutto9s. am Galtbauic
pom 8 mss 81 1t, in GGntrs 8atIsr, sshalten
nerOsn fol. UNI iitb in 8sju9 auf Die hSbltt c iebr
pibtsc QSabI ju bsfpretbsr.
0@T Die 6srrsn Grt9crp unb 8 a d II:
t d rpsrocn 9c9tnwarti9 rin unp bic @srlamms
lung anrercn
Giele Sreibeits.Sreuntr.
Scrtrmber "a ralm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
Grpttmber 2f
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.


gluf 5retass ben t0hn Sctptsr, um 10 l6r
Sprmittags, IUtlen AM SauIe peS llnter;ei6neten
in 2pw1ia taumI6p, Qe6a Gaunty, fclsrnbe Or.
titel auf 5frntIi4sr genpu ssrtauft mtrpsn, ndm.
lid:
Cine quite 0dl4tub. elm ROdaway gBastn nit
Geitirr, rin Saso Salittsn, pFu8 uup @sst,
oeulsitsrn unb SAsmel, g8nbmible unb Strob'
tdnt, ale &rten @ierDeSri6irr, Sperr. unb Siib.
Setten, eiile 9rtbe Sag Spisl'll3t, cine SOlps'
ne Sad'llbr, JtO4'Sftn nit 8oBr, Elm anOsrrr
6ObIen.Sfsn, GfIdrant, Slide unp Stdbls, Gd'
per unO 3uber, cine 9ctt Sirfden Boards uno
icnh nod cine 9robr Seritircsnbft aHbrrtr ar'
titel su unltanpl6 gu nelOen.
Die SeOinsutsen am 8rrtaufSta9t unb guf.
lpartun9 ppn
Sefcpb ggetberDpGb.
Septem6er 2i. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
sserhcfratbet: g

am f4ten Stptsmbsr, burG ben @brip. 8ssen'
mas, Serr 9tiaarb 6. Gteweu NIT Mif
Sarnb gouns, bsipr bon 5ancYtr 2aun'
I6p, Nortbamptpn Gaunty.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
6lgggejeA IggsMes

Dir ggabrbrit 1T maati9 ,tnb lnui) iies
Ncn!-0ie GcrlaumprYtt Srubrl
8rrmOnt5 Gbdroftrr tcySSitcQt rurh
@ud,anun iclbt! - 4Fr air. 6uhS
iiIckt gefanacn, II. Inv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
NEM YnRk MARKET

JAN. 25.-Stocks lower. Chicago and Rock
Island Sc. Cleveland and Toledo 72{. Cum
berland Coal Company p. Erie 52F. Galena
and Chicago 1881 Michigan Southern and Nor
thern Indiana SGT n. Y. Central 50. Reading
s7f. Ind! 8, .sl4 Ya.G'S So. Sterling ex-
charge dull.
Cotton dull, sales 500 bales.
Coffee firm, sales $1,000 bags Rio at III. SUI
gar quiet, sales 500 hhds at 6. MolaSses active.
Linseed oil firm sales 5000 gals at g24. Freights
irregular.
The transactions in Flour are limited; pri-
ces for common and medium grades 64a73 low
+! or, holders ofcommon grades seem more inclined
to realize, sales of $500 bbls at s,66Ia 123 for
common to straight State, Us for extra and Ga
IL for extra Genesee. Rye Flour and cornmeal
nominally the same. Southern -four lower with
sales of 1900 bbls at s,S7a15 for mixed to choice
and s, STal0,25 for fancy and extra.
Wheat firnIer with moderate demand for ex-
port aud homeconsu1nption offering small; sales
5000 bus inferior red Ohioat 40, and 5000 bus
| red PenAs at 1,95a9, 90. There is no change in
the rye market, demand moderate; 1TGo bus
EtoId at 1;2sa1, 81 for inferior to prime parcels
Barley and barley malt nominally the same
! Corn rather moro inquiry aud market shade
/ firmer; sales 800 bus at SSaS6 for Jersey vel
I low, S5aSS foI Southern do. STa91 for white
Southern, and: 9Os91 for old mixed western; In
cluded III tho sales are 5000 bus white Southern
(Pettigrew's,) at 81. -
Whisky market easier; sales 500 bbls Ohio
and Prison at S3a2a34
Pork market easier and more desire to realize,
sales $50 bis at I6, S7a50 for mess and Il, 25a37
for prime BeefduI and dropping, sales 500 bis
at Ia, 10 for country prime II, Stall so domess
and IL, scala, IS for re-packed Western. Beef
hams unchanged, small sales prime mess at SIS
a2S. Cut meats unchanged. Bacon, firm with
fair demand, shoulders 50, and western clear al
no. Lard steady, bbls Hall IL Butter and
cheese unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
.pnnAnEI.pHIA MAPKEr

stances slight advance has been realized. Flour
held firmly, no sales of moment; we quote the
standard brands ffrmat S,37a5O, limited demand
for home consumption at S, a7a9, 10 for common
to fancy brands, as in quality. Little inquiry
for wheat, prices steady, small sales good Penna
red at ,g0a95, some lots white at 9, 1Oa15 Rye
steady, sales Pa at 40. Corn less active, prices
barely maintained sales 1000 bus new yellow. al
7Sa79 Cloverseed coming forward freely, sales
prime at s, % per Of lbs, some lots from wagon
at 8. Pork steady, small sales of Western mess
at $3.50. Bacon steady, sales of shoulders al
Tic per h., which is an Improvement Whisky
continues in limited demand and dull, small sales
of Eastern bbls at S8a44 per gallon and hhds at
32a33.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
ON and after Tuesday Aug = 1885, until further notI
" Trains viii berun foloNs Saturdays e1eeptsd:)
f;OTSTt SDIttH
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTII-The sl0A. Train will connect Mt San
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Honroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division cfC. Road at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveand at
Newark with the East and Vest Trains the Central Ohio
RailrOail l=EEfEz
The 8'2OP u. Train will connect sandusky with steam
er Bay Civ from Detroit At aonTocye with western Train
C. T. R. r. at Shelby Junction at 5.21 P " with the Mail
Train Columbus 4 Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction 5S5 p. ". with Fast train on o. p r. R.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r K.
GOING NORTH-Thc s'26 Train vii! make close con-
necton at Newark With Mail Train from Brair c. o. r.
r.; at Siansed Junction Exqress Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction IL Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at Monroeyie with
Mail Train ON C. {. T. road to Toledo Chicago, &c.
21JPN TranWi connect at Newark wiki Express from
the Genital Ohio Roai Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh at shelby junction 5el
With Cincinnati Mall for Csyrand at Souroevle with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago aud at Sanusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
Ennitiskv. Aug. 4 1sS5 80 RenlS-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

CRrDrroRs OF ruz G. o. R4ltRoAD,-The
GAINESVILLE papers state that at the meeting of the
creditors Of this road, held in thatpIace on We'd
ncsday and Thursday Of this week, committee
was appointed to investigate the condition of the
affairs of the company, which, fterseveral days
labor, reported plan for funding the debt
which was satisfactory to the creditors, and
which win relieve the company from many Of
the embarrassnents under which it has been la
boring for some time past 1--WE hope SOY. The
proceedings of the meeting viii be published in
full.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
FRnM WASHTNGTnN
FROM THE WEST

81. LorIs, Jan. i95.-The Santa Fe mail ar
rived at Independence yesterday. News from
the Territory unimpOrtant. Business prospects
dull.
and Mornons, i'll which several of the latter
were killed and much property taken. The
difficulty arose from the Mor1nous attempting to
drive the Indians off their own lands.
The Legislature has been in session three
weeks,
= There is much snow in the mountains and the
weather is intensely cold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
Hats and Caps.


WE have this day received Of the finest and most
w beautiful assortment Of Hats and Caps have
everhad brought to this city; the most fashorG
BILE that could be made In the eastern markets.
It comprises In r1rt the follow IaE kindss
Gents No Sk oleskil Hats, and elastic, made hy
TIT best haer Ea and IN strict orders
Geats hneNhts and black beaver otter, seal, e Know
and Wide Awake Hats white and blaeki soft fur and
wool hats OF every color, quality and price
soeaps OF description and Of the most recent
styles such the Nevada Know Nothins, PSranese PSrA
CTrsduus Russian, English, W ashinEten, and Conso
dalton Caps, ard al other kinds IA abundance, Ehe Nf b
sold lower than gs0ds CT these kinds oEsrs before
TO this community
ChTcnS Hats and Caps OF Sl kiads resolved HON
the most fashionable houses In New ff6rk.
Carpet bags FpFS and Gloves SlH az hand.
Al persons respectfully Invited 70 cali and
Inc magnificent stock OF Goods before purchasing else
where Tel eonadSnt that please the moat as.
tidiouS $50
Nothing VII be wanting part 70 sun and
date our NUMEROUS phtrOns.S
~ ssasA Word 20 Gounlry 'EIerehants.
u Wish thing the way or Hats Caps Just
give can win guarantee that IN sell you Eo6ds
as low Is they arysre this side Of
and soa lAs lasss favorable terms. : 80 y
DTTsRuen sALI-loO9 6aFrlls On hand and sale By
- sntfp3 ~ - = REIHEfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

LEAVES HAVE THEIR rraE TO FALL, " and SO
have pedestrians in these slippery times. AT
least we thOughtso yesterday, when we saw that
very petty lady fall on Quincy street. We
hope she was not hurt, for she gathered herself
up 50 quickly and gracefully, that NC determi
ned to say nothing about it further than tc
praiSeher activity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

ODD FEGLows' MEgrrSG.-'Fhere will be a
meeting of the Odd Fellows of all the Lodges of
the city, in the Hall, corner of Market and
Quincy streets, on Tuesday evening. As mat
ters of much Importance to the Order will be
discussed, general attendance is requested.
WOrLDS'r SrIcE-We learn that our hero,
Herr Leopold Beaver, whose marriage under
protest we noticed yesterday, quietly fed from
his spouse on Thursday nighr, and that the dc
Voted bride is now in great anguish of mind on
account of her great loss, Pope tells US that a
man convinced against his will is of the same
opinion still, and now Herr Leopold Beaver has
shown the world that man married against
his viii, viii fly the traces if he can,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
SrpPFNE cOT,RT

JAS. 24-Geo. F. Davis, CT New York, was
admitted TO practice
Case No. 4ti-Caines d ABBOTT vs. The Essex
Company argument continued by Loring for
defendants, and Fessenden for plaintiffs. No.
lI.-Patrick Mclaughlin vs., Jas, W. Swan, ct.
al. Argument continued by II. Winter Davis
for plaintiif.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M4RKFT

Puma, Jan 24.-Sales of American pig edu-
ring the week s, 200 tons, ofthis 1000 tons Of No
L for forge purposes were bought at $26, 1000
tors of forge, on the Susquehanna, were sold on
private terms The quotations for that district
are 233 to $24, sales of No. at S27. Bars and
nails quiet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
CINCINNATI MARKET

ward rs bbls sold at 81 50 asked for good brands
Provisions dull. Mess Pork 1850. Hogs dull
at 5,75. No. lard 81 Whisky rather better.
Groceries continue firm, stock on hand light.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

RArLRoAD AccDESr.-we learn that the
train of the G. O. Railroad due here at II
o'clock Thursday night, met with some acct
dent by which the ladies' car was thrown from
the track, and several of the occupants injured,
We have no further particulars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
Hearl Hear!! Hear!!!

GREAT REDCCTI0Nl GRENT REDUCTION! =
CLOSING wISTER GUOpSl
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing stock in the above ne,I
ID have made the following rriuctiouss
ESIBROIDERIES
will consequently sell collars formerly held at % for
2e those at 9 80 for ~; anil others in proportion am
Offering greater ndueemt than any other house intOwn
IN ELOAKS.
reduction Of per Ct viii be granted and those ready
with the Will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $50 The greatest bargains offered.
Others shall sell the advantageous terms actual
Is selling the ready Eade for less than you buy the
TRIMMINGS
OF which have large VIII aSn at almost
your prices -,s
Comforts ehdrens WOODEN Eacs ladies superior wusI
sear etc. have In such variety and at such low prices aS
to aSonSh every With word being anxious aud
willing reduce stock TO the lowest point VII sell my
goods rauch less than
ANY oTHEE HocSB,
that you help buying, SCone all and every
that wants to save his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main street,
dee29. bet Monroe and Union SIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

BANK FAnrRE.- The Albany Atlas says;-:.A
'shalxy' concern known as the Bank of Ohio Sa-
wings Institute, located at Tifn, Ohio, has after
flooding this and eastern cities with its wor,h-
less issue, suddenly elOsedits doors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
PROM PTTTSRURGH.

| JaN.s 24.-George w. Cas-, was elected to.
day, President Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road. o. s55 iu brz Iataqo8
The resolution passed yesterday unanimous.
", favorable to the immediate completion of the
bridge over the Allegheny, thus making the
connection with the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
BALTlMoRE CATTLE MARKET.

JAN. 95-Thirteen hundred head of cattle
offered at market to-day, Of which $50 were driy-
eu eastward, 900 left over and the remainder
sold at $6as,T net, the price being &c. Hogs
in demand, sales at 81 Seal, rs per cwt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
THE INTELLIGENCE
SATURDAY MoRNING, JAM AIRY 90, 1856.
-It would ssrsl IfoEsas vetetssa' a.F sppfaashlns

s-It vould seuen 'foEths yotersa, ON approaching
Garter Election to bear In mind the following clause con
tanned in the charter Of she city Of Yhssling
PROVIDED always That person, although IN other re.
G:s luaI tau be entitled vote At such el
lion II he shan have failed to pay any whatever y
assessed levied upon him for the benefit Of said city during
the year preceding the election" tsI
Also exrae. fothe amended charter as follows, TiE
IAN the ofieers Of said eitJ shalhereasr be annually
elected among the citizens thereof qualified to vote for
Mayor and members ofthe Council"
Vow aeeSraZto IL Is plain case that any per
son having failed TO pay his city 1855 will be dIs4usl-
fed to vote or to hold an under charter Of the city,
even II elected under such circumstances
The whole delinquent WIN be al the polls on the day
Of election, property list well as ttlable.
The City Collector his assistant may be found attn G.
Araurs once No % Main street. at any tiae between
o'clock a. 81 and o'clock p NJ until the election and one
Of en Willie all the time through the ey So hat al per-
sons may have fair chance to paw who wish.
FINLEY A. BURKE, CITY Collector.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

BALTIMORE MARKET.
JAN.a25.-F Flour less firm this morning, sales
unaltered and business dull Wheat exhibits
slight improvement, sales white at 195a208,
red 1S5a190: Corn unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

TuE slight damages caused by the accident
at the Eagle Paper Min of Messrs Lambdih,
Gilbersop & Co., have all been repaired, and
the mill is now in successful operation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

BALrr4ony, Jan, 25.-The New Orleans mail
of the 18th inst. has been received, leaving one
mail still due.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

DR. GEORGE BAIRD requests us to say he de
! eliues the nomination.for City Clerk