Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-15

totheirnoaee. they ever found prompt
and attentive to every department Of business, win
rseevery effort the patronage ~ community
Our accounts xiI run to the instant, and We hope our
fendI win aid in speedily closing up outstanding
areOupts 9s
The business The VIII be settled by ether Of the
partners and NJ Beatty WIZ be found a. the office that
purpose. pEATTy { CO.,
wlse,lnr, Oct. 1850.
REIIGIOUS NOTICE
The Rev. E. G. Wines, ,. D., OF Washington Pa, will
preach In the Second Presbs Church
ing and commencing AZ the usual hours
noyI5 49, -
Tnr receipts Of The Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad, for freight, passengers, &c,
for October. were si2s,7ol.
AxoSG those who voted in Providence, Rhode
Island ut the Presidential election, were five
who voted in 1900, the year of Jetsrson's first
election to the Presidency.
Tue Chicago, Alton and St Louis Railroad
have determined to change their rates of fare
from four to three cents mile, provided tickets
are obtained at the stations.
TnE Lexington diy) papers announce the
death of Benz. Wartield. Of Fayette county, one
of tho best known and most extensive stock
growers in the West.
A FIRE occurred at carrollton, near New Or
leans, on the night of the tn involving loss of
over SsO,ooo. The principal sufferers were
John. Betz, David Lehr, O. and c. P. Hcidman
49, -. 49,
HUgTINGToS ISDIcrED-.rhe Grand Jury has
ordered bills of Indictment drawn up against
the notorious forgei Huntington on every com
plaint before them. lie will probably be tried
the present month.
JESSE EDWARDS, who lias resided in Scioto
county, Ohio, for the last twenty years, died on.
Sunday morning last, aged one hundred and
three years. lie was a soldier during the Rev
outionary struggle, and shared largely in its
dangers and hardships.
MATRIMONIAL oN DlTs-Madame Rumor has
it that the bachelor President elect is about to
lead TO the altar Mrs. JAMES X. Polk, of Ten
nesse, and that Senator DouGLAss will shortly
be united to the beautiful Miss Coprzs, the reign
ing belle of Washington.
Wa n. BERnYnmL, No. 151, Main St, pre-
sents himself in our advertising columns this
morning as candidate for public patronage
Mr. b., besides being perfect gentleman, has
onhand splendid lot of furniture, and sells on
as reasonable terms as any other house in the
city We ask for him share of public patron-
age.
burnt IN EfFIGY.-In Baltimore, on Tuesday
evening, large crowd armed with clubs and
guns, proceeded to Monument Square with the
eiiigy of the Hon. Reyerdy johnson, and burnt
1t on the railing of the Battle Monument
in front of Johnson's House The motive was
to manifest indignation at the recent speech de-
iivcred by Mr.. johnson in New York.
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SEVERAL of the Mercantile firms of Cleveland
have agreed to close their respective houses of
business each evening at half past eight o'clock,
Saturday excepted,l during the winter months.
This arrangement is entered into for the purpose
of giving their employees an opportunity for
mental Improvement
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TnR POPULAR VorE.-The New York Herald
gives the result of the popular vote for presi-
dent $50 far as retnrned) in the Atlantic States
as follows:
na.ssp ..sss, s,,,s. rle 4 IS.
D. ,sttvs = 49, 81 les fsS-se6I2o
RtlmOre-Rrec "a ~ 3i4sl. Z ~ sIessa.
ps slave s 81 26,fBa-sas.e13
buchanan total 456,Ie9
ANority against Buchanan 2is,4s41
InE MoRScSs N EsdLaSp The Manchester
Examiner says that ut the present time consid-
cradle excitement exists among the Mormon
saints OF that town, in consequence of the large
number of persons who have recently renounc-
ed their principles One reason. OF this reaction
is said to be the revelation demanding tenth
OF the earnings Of the saints throughout Eu-.
rope for the good Of the Church in Salt Lake
City Those who do not pay are TO becat off,