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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
FROM R0STON

NOVEMBER "a hearing was had to-day in
the case of habeas corpus, sued out for a slave
girl named Betty, belonging to Lewis Sweet, of
Tennessee. The girl expressed wish to remain
with her master. Chief Justice Shaw then dis
missed the case. Considerable excitement has
been produced in certain circles by this case
Several coorcd persons made strong but una
vailing attempts to induce Betty to accept her
freedom.
Mr. Sweet and his family spent several
months travelling in the North, their last stop
ping place was at Lawrence, Mass, where the
writ of habcuS corpus was obtained, on the
ground that the woman Betty was restrained
from her liberty. The parties were brought to
this city to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet said they
would cheerfully abide by Betty's choice
Judge Shaw then took the woman into an add
joining room to ascertain her wishes without
bias from the presence of those around her, then
granted an order to the following effect, that
Betty be at liberty to remain in Massachusetts
or return with her master to Tenn, as she may
see fit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

"Fo' 9Hoatt I'm gt'oatt" sang drunken
fellow as he reeled down Main street last night;
and the next moment he WAS aaoat--in a mud
puddle Two of his friends picked him up and
alter washing the blood from his bruised and
bleeding fc., led him off to his residence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

lVysticism. Whether the ancients smoked is
the question which is now occupying all the
learned minds of France and Germany. Some
pipes have been found among other antiquities,
and all Europe will soon be flooded with pamph
lets upon the question that the Old Dominion
Yeast Powder, for baking bread or buiscuit, and
the genuine Alopecia for restoring and prevent
ing the hair from falling off; are the best articles
now in use For sale only by 4. B. Johnston,
176, Market Street, also where Prescriptions are
carefully compounded day or night Look out,
all that want pure medicines
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
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PENNSYLVANIA BANK.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-At n meeting Of the
stockholders of the Penna. Bank, held this
morning, VIM. @. Patterson, who had been APP
pointed President Of the Bank to succeed ALI
bone, called upon to make n statement. He
said no such statement could be made that would
not be lalslfiedin twenty-four hours, and that no
statement could be made that he would be will
ing to put his signature to. That the funds of
the Bank had been used in improper transactions,
and had also been used for the purposes Ofthe di-
rectors. lie is now only aware of the condition
of the Bank better known by the public outside
than by the officers inside, so have the books
been falsified. Patterson declines the Presi-
dency.
All the directors have resigned except Ali
bone who has left the country. If they go into
assignment now, no man can say when the debts
of the Bank will be paid, but if carefully man.
aged the Bank may be resuscitated. Mcagre and
unsatisfactory as this statement is it is the only
one that can be made, as there is no data by
which to CO. Bills receivable sold by the pres
ident; funds distracted in divers ways Money
taken out and charged to different accounts, as
the president chose. Need an officer trace the
operations of the president? Four years trans
actions of the president have Just come to light.
Resolutions were adopted and appointed a COM
mittee of five large stockholders to recommend
proper directors; also, to report to what extent
the capital of the Bank is impaired by author
lied or fraudulent acts OF the late PRESIDENT or
the names of any aids or abettors in such fraud
uent acts, declaring the seat Of Allibone va
cant.
Jno. NJ. Duty, of the firm of Austin, AlibOne
& Co., made peecll, saying the President
would return to America and answer the char
ges, and inquired if Patterson could give no fig
ures why suit was brought against Allibone for
two hundred thousand dollars. This speech
was Missed, and the speaker proceeded with
much difficulty and further stated that Allibone,
three weeks after accepting the Presidency, said
if he had known the condition of the Bank he
could not have been tempted to accept.
Patterson inr. ply stated that all the di &c o s
on oath testified that Allibonc had used $780,
900 improperly. Much disorder prevailed
Cries of Allibone can't be whitewashed, TOO well
known. The meeting then proceeded to con-
slider the relief act which was accepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
FROM S'I', JOHNS.

Nov, 9.-The weather here is fair. The news
yatch of the Associated Press is now off Cape
Race, looking out for the Arabia's news, but
nothing has yet been seen of that steamer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
we Snnf.h Traqedu-Fart1er SAspieions

Tie .SuA6sh Trdgecty-Farther Suspicious
and DereLopemeats -On Saturday evening last,
after the examination of William Thomas Nor
rison, charged, in connection with Vim. Swain,
for the murd .r of Miss Isaphene Allen, both Of
the accused were sent on to Woodslicld, the
county seat of Monroe county, there to be con-
fined in Jail to await a further hearing at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas for
that county,
Also, ON Saturday evening" a warrant was is
Sled for the arrest of George v. Foreman, upon
whom suspicion now rests as having some con-
nection with the dark and mysterious transac-
ton The officers repaired to Fnreman's house
and found him lying quite i'll with typhoid fe-
yer and unable to answer the warrant
This is another singular feature of this most
singular case. 1t will bc recolected that Fore
man was prominent witness in the cases of
Morrison and Swain. The murdered girl lived
with Foreman for long time 1t was he who
saw the two men under the chestnut tree; it was
in his orchard where the girl was last seen. 1t
was he who invited her up to lis house. 1t was
to his house the girl was going, and she was last
seen alive by him. 1t was to him the announce
Inent was first made of the discovery of the
body, by the little boy. 1t was upon his premi
SEES the foul and sense-gorging deed was perpe-
trated.
We forbear giving any of the many conjec-
lures aud rumors now rife in regard to this last
movement. We await the result of Foreman's
examination with considerable interest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

Desor,ie,Ig flanagan was fined So
yesterday, by AID. MecOurtney, for violation
Of the second section. ri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

The Rircr.-rhe heavy rains which haze
flllen within the past week have caused the
river to commence rising rapidly.
The steamer Courier, Capt Mcclure, leaves
this morning for Cincinnati and intermediate
points. The Indian, wild looking stern wheel
craft, passed DOM yesterday, bound for New
Orleans.
There were eleven feet water in the channel
at this port last right at dark and rising rapidly.
This fine stage of water is gladstone TO the
hearts of steamboatmen and if shippers will
only respond by sending rapidly their produce
and other freight forward, we will have busy
time here for several weeks
Capt. Joseph Brown, for long time superin-
tendent and one of the chief owners of the
Alton packet line, has sold his interest to Mr..
Mitchell, of Alton. Terms private. The Rein
deer, Baltimore, and York State, constitute the
line.
The underwriters at Pittsburgh have announc-
ed that policies of insurance are vitiated by the
failure Of the master of the boat to have at all
times a Waterman on duty, as well in port as
underwegh, by night as well as day.
Steamboatmen at Pittsburgh are calculating
on great depth of water at that point, as the
rains have extended up into the mountains. We
shall not be surprised to hear of rise of at least
twenty feet of water by dispatches this evening.
Upon this swell another fleet of coal boats will
come out, with at least two hundred thousand
bushels of coal!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

GENUINE ALo eECIA, for restoring and preventing the
" hair from falling OF, for sale only BY
noy4 Il. II. JOHNSTON. 1I6 Market st
Z Use JoHNsTON'S Ola dominion Powder,
the best In for Bread Biscuit &c. For sale
only by Inov4l I. b. JOHNSTON, IT6 Market st.
~ LYCERINE, for chapped chRfel hands, sale by
VI nova T. b. JOHNSTON, 17G Market st.
DATENr MEDIcINES.-Ail the popular Patent Medicines
nov4 7. d. JOHNSTON. 176 Market St.
G,IMES S BAKEB'S pure medicinal Cod Liver on,
= sale by [noT4 T. B. JoHNsToN, iT6 Mar ct st.
DURE sALID OIL, for medicinal and table use for sale
i by [novll t. B. JOHNSTON, lie Market st.
STRANGE But TRUE.
ThOmPsOn's Cure for the TOOIh-AChe!
CURED IN ONE MINUTE.
TNIs valuable preparation contains Kreosote Arsenic
poisonous natter Of kind; Is free from anything
that viii injure the teeth, mouth gums, will draw the
and cold from them almost instantly Price 25
cents bottle Cure warranted, money return Il.
L MOONEY, sole Agent for Wheeling.
Noisy Carriers Literary Depot, corner Main and Monro
streets. nOvS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
MIsCELLAN HoUs.
WHEEL Err q LAKIN,
(SuccessorS 10 j. II. StaltnnR.)
NJ E r e II d MT TAIL o r S /,

g. e. a.. r.. WHEELING, VA.
N again resumng business in this city, would very
respectfully announce to old friends, well those
of predecessor, that receipt III
AND WINTER STOCK Of Cloths, 0hssniercs, Vestings
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, &C., SC
In calling attention stock would state that
noo it 10 be the largest and beeUs it to be the best
and most desirable OF any received by similar estab
lishinent in the city ID.
In soliciting continuance Of the patronage literally
bestowed the house Tor the past years,
all who patronZe that the enFiable reputation the
house has sustantd for the duality Of goods and
of fit, shall be fully sustained. sep22-lyd
I II. STALLAAS would respectfully Inform his friends
- and the public that he has sold out hts establishment
TO Messrs. WHEELER LAKIN, by whom, future, the
business will be conducted the old stand No Washing
Hail. and for whom he respectfully solicts coutinu
of the public patronage Literally bestowed him.
sep22-St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
more New Books

More New Books. --s
lust RECOMMENDATIONS Illustrated by Drawings from
~ Porte CraYOn Webster and his Master pieces by B. p
Te; dacaulay's Biographies of ulustrous Men, Tes
tmony the Rocks, by Hugh Mer Arctic Adventure by
Sea and Land from the earliest date the Expeditions
III of Sir John franklin, by Epes SarGant-Price
only 4Is; The War Path by j. B. Jones' author Of Wilde
Western Scenes &c. For sale Publishers prices, by
sep9 JOSEPH GRAVES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

NovENRgR -Flour-sales Of Ohio and How.
ard Sc at 1925. Wheat-receipts heavy, good
prime white quotes at $l,3Oal, 43; ditto red
81, 1sa1,22. Whisky quotes at 22a23c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
FOUNDRY PROPERTY


FOTTNDRV PROPERTV
For sale or Lease, in " csI GoIumbin, Va.
NE property Is In good working orer, having Black
smith shop with two hresl Patterns and tools, together
Win astock OF coke The buildings Iengi by
81 feetin width, shop shopWth
lathe.
The property ~ inthe cenreof fine
and manufacturing with very large
active operation.
The property will for term of yearsto mechnn
Ns.S anHi IS I S'ia anu Ioie 1ut suth
mcnts viii he nsls sitbsr Win or rJ,Snnt tI s, PaS
This nronertv hasS chartrTr,i nryyiIes ,r
nT SiI mn 'Sior1 q ~. iiiS
~ SEuiaIy uesire u, the
aniS Std tiT va " 9 sittsES1' = pPo FrTiSp'S
---
NHl SE BALD uEADS-WlIy. not use HOOKING ALO
~ FEGiA which VIII stop your hair from falling and cur
io"t r sn ME- ris n anu h naSss your han
past year and always to as char,S nnon a.,
hair y = r. ~
Responsible , Agents. good
s''' ~" 'O"i' .ln,. r.. "a no W. ~
sen,4 ssts N ~. ~ ~ II
- SUI li9R.-e.9. e4e els44lee-ller:
IA any other cutaneous eruption OF The skI Use Brent
linGer's Fluid Extract OF sarsaparia Daudgou Thou
sands it and is igiy spoken Of by Physicians
for the last ten Years Srent T PSrsi
u. DOCKING,
sep4 - ~ wholesale agent, wheeling.
NOTICE 10 DRUGGISTS AND PHiSICIANS-Ail or
ders for Brentlinge Fluid Extract be addressed
70 s .Ge 1nly Wholesale AGENT T.
- - --e-.e 81. ',-ee-nt.t
ID RESERVE your Teeth sweeten your Breath streishten
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

NEW YORK MARKET.
Nov. 9.-Flour is unsettled, sales of Is, 600
barrels Wheat heavy, 4, 900 sold. Corn firm,
10000 bushels sold at Saturdays rates. Stocks
dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

WHEELING AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
DUPONT"S GUNPOWDER.
II AVING been appointed the agent this city Cor
IL the sale OF DupOnts Powder, will keep hand in
Magazine constant supply OF tile various kinds manufac
turrd by them, viz: Rifle Powder In kegs, Blasting Powder
for Coal and Rock and sporting in half and whole pound
canisters, put up Of 25 each. Orders Will
filed either large small quantities, the shortest
notice, as low as the same can be had in the West.
NJ. REILLY,
jy1s No 81 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

NALL PApER.-I hive still n small lot good Wall
w Paper on hand which will close very low for
seIg - JOS. GRAVES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

les Of steady habits and good character and but such
need apply. IL any should desire purchase pay
VIII bemade easy either with without stocI
This property has chartered privilege for
Of $3UOUO Should company purchasing desire 1t, tile
chartered privileges will be allowed with the property
apis 2td tIw ~. SARGENT 4 BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

Ed BOTTLE wA%.-Just received superior Red Rottle
III Wax, Tor sealing Bottles, Cans, &C.: Por sale very
cheap by JOS. GRAVES,
sep9 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of James
IA Richards, Decd requested to file the same duly
proven according law and those moving themselves
debed will please call and make immediate payment the
unders. gned. JAMES u. DILLON,
sep2+5m Executor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

NHl YE BALD uEADS-Wlly not use BOCKING' ALo
~ PEGIA which will stop your hair from falling and
your Bald Head, Scurf Dandru and makes haiI
look nice THIS preparation has been the
past year. and always known to act charm upon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

RE you afflicted SurUIna, BVIOhes on the sHIp or
IA any other cutaneOus eruption OF THE skim USE
nGer Fluid Extract OF sarsaparila DaudgloU. Thou
sands Fused it, and is highly spoken OF
and Druggists who have used in practice
clans and Druggists by addressing lew lines
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10
Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
TREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the Enst; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock and all goods forced tue Market
and sold ut runOus prices to the Importer Manuactu
have just returned from the EaseEt cities and have
purchased goods ut Those runous prices ad offer TO
my customers md the public generally, goods made up
order, in Coats Pants and Vests in the and
fashionable way, and ready made clothing lower than they
have been offered in this will get fine
clothes for the you have heretofore paid
Come and buy loc20l A. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

REsEErE your Teeth sweeten your Breath strelghten
y our Gums, wlel, you can only do by using DR.. hGL
for sale only at 90 e. BOOKINGS APOTHEck,A
sept 60 ---..-s hIonroe St. MleeIinr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-10

The property inthe centre of fine agricultural
and with very trade in
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
Annual Sessions.

A correspondent to-day suggests the pro-
priety Of changing the Constitution so us 10
provide for Annual sessions. We are no,
sxactly prepared to endorse the doctrine.
We would be willih. to vote to elect one
more BODY of men to the post Of Legislators
OF OAic, that they might xHde some Ct the
vulnerable work of the ignorant, INDECENT
and unprincipled body which has Just od-
jcuraed. Let This be done, and we are con.
eent to 60 without legislature for the next
ten years, at all events unless onacan be che.
sen which will pay some little regard to the
rights and interests Of the people. Ohio
has been disgraced more than once by her
public otiicials. She was disgruced in the
last election OF State officers; she was dis
grsced BY the election and re election of b
E.Wade to the United States Senate, and dis.
staced By the election of such miserable
specimens ofhumanity as B. r. Letter of the
House; but by the acts Of no other men
Or body Of men, was she ever so complete
ly hGmiliated as by the conduct of the late
Legislature. Don't ask another such.--
One is enough for a century.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
Thc Constitution OF Kansas.

In another place, we give the bill enacted
BY the Kansas Legislature preparatory to
the election Of Delegates to form a State
Convention. Our object in publishing Il is
20 sfford every nan an opportunity to read
end Judge t6r Aimseif We look rpon it as
fair aud admirable mode of accomplishing
the object desigaed. n gives all men-free
State and slave State men the full liberty
and right to form just such constitution as
the msjority desire. The test laws are now
repealed. Every man who is a iona .fds
resident Of Kansas can go to the polls, ca st
his vote and be protected by the laws in the
exercise Of ths, right
The free State party has large majority.
ifthey vote, Kansas will be free State
beyond question. II they refuse to vote,
Kunsas will be slave State as surely as
the sun rs to rise ON the morning of the
SiecssOn. Which way shall the question be
settfed7 Tie whole responsibility rests
win sAsm. Let them not shrink from the
responsibility. Let them be honest-be true
to the cause Of liberty as they have profess.
Cd to be. In the darkest and most trying
heur in the history OF Kansas let them mol
break their faith-let them nc t be,ray the
interests Of freedom.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
4 Outrage iN alcHi, l!a.--tircat iEx.
Etteni etst, e

The. Salem Democrat contains the fol
lowing: ,.. ,...., .-...... .,.a ...
On llst Saturday night. horrible out
rage Mas tum.tittrd upon The person Of q
sirkly. eiifeebled little girl, of the nge oI
thirteen or fourteen years, tho dauI Ih,er OF
Daniel Knight, Esq, OF this place by y IIet
culean, flemish member OF the African
face, Of the name OF Peter -Cloud. This un.
'iiitigatcd dog-=,his beastly brute--has long
been looked upon in this community as only
fit for the galows or penitentiary. He went
TO the house o! Mr. Ka;ght abont eight ..
clock on Saturday night, on pretence OF
borrowing cundle, h, the dbsenee jf The
rest Of The 'fnmiIy; blew out tho can
die In 'f,lroIm, andb by force and s:rnn-
eulation. accomplished his bclish desires.
It is well, perhaps, for this fcnd Of he'll, this
Outrage was cornbittcd aad his trial had
before tts citizens of this plare generally
knew Of il; otherwise, I'VE ure disposed to
think he would not be eating bread ut the
county's expense. The creates, excitement
prevailed among the citizens during the nex
day, and many threats were made und great
E. ars entertained that the jai; would be de
m oiishcd, aud the black seoundrel executed
on the spot. ,. .,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
"Elac Union Party"

This 10 the twenty-6fth name that the
opponents OF the Democracy have taken in
she preeent generation; and we now pro
pose thet get fogsed out OF this, just as they
hsxs been out Of all the rest before the
year is out. Their names have been gen.
sFslly good--ihere could be none better
thaa Wing. Republican, American the
three last used up. 1t is however, the bad
conduct, the unpatriotic, and traitorous ends
Of their leaders, that renders it immaterial
wbat aane they take. They have 20 ma.
Npnsi Principfes--no fixed policy--no CON-
snpH bond ef Union. They trust to nothing
~ soine nomentary excitement - some
-siae isane--soine new humbug about ne.
el4es--and having no confidence in the,
sssas aalsses 81 the people. they live on do.
lasioa. and nsaAt iAsrchandizs Of isms.--.
Mss Hsses RsgiSks. ,ast,rss
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
Freedom OM the Gain.

by telegraph, we learn that the free State
men Of Leavenworih city, in Kansas, have
elected their Mayor by one hundred and
seventy majority over all other candidates
This will be peculiarly gratifying to ali who
desire TO see freedom established in thai
territory. 1t is one of the first fTuits q
popular sovereignty. 1t gives evidence Of
what may be done by the free State party
throughout the territory, il like honest, hirh.
minded men, they 60 10 the polls and vote.
We most earnestly desire to see Kansas
come into the Union sas q free State, be.
lieving as we do, that a majority of the
Iona fde settlers desire it; and we know it
to'H be free if the freemen Of that territory
do their duiy. And what Is their duty!--
Not to foment jeulouses and strife among
the inhabitants--not to create apreiiudices
against those who differ with tI,emI ID orin,
ion--Eot to becone the miserable tools
of disunion Republicans Of the NORTH but
togo to work manfully, kindly and earnestly
BY peaceful, legitimate and constitutional
meaDs--hys the silent but omnipotent power
ofthe ballot boz, and determine that neither
slavery nor inyoluotary servitpde except for
ths pudfsbment OF crime. shsll ever, exist
whhia the boundaries Of Kansas. A.. !.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
e.COtUMsvs, April 2o'h:-The Ohio Legis.

" CotuMsus, April 2u,h.-The Ohio iLegis.
7lature adjonned, Saturday . Previous I'd the
adjournment a b i'll was passed making it q
Penitentiay offence to claim, to hold slaves
in Ohio, OF to cdrfy away from the State as
slave any person Or coiur:. THE follow
ingiresolutons were also passed: list de.
ciaring 1t to be their duty to use oil efforts
sonsistent with the national compact TO pre-.
vent the, Increase, TO migrate and finally
eradicate the esit Of slavery. 2J. That the
ordinance of@'67. as far as II reiu,es to sla.
very, shoul d besextepded oyfr oil territories
OF the u. 8. Sd. Our Senators and Repre-.
sentatives 10 Congress ore requested to vote
against the admission Of any State, which
does not exclude slavery by its constitution. .