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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
ESCAPE OF PRISONER.

Monel who was confined at Fort K'p-
Law charged with an attempt to ire the
store Of Beaulieu s Fairbanks, at Crow
Wing some weeks since, escaped from
confinement on, Monday last. On Tues
day a file Of soldiers arrived here from
the Fort in pursuit Of the fugitive, but
he had, il was said, passed downthe riv,
e. the day before, and they relinqoished
the pursuit and returned 10 the Fort.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
/" Sank Rapids and Sank River
MANUFACTURING COMFY"
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given that agreeably to Revolution
u passed asia pubic messing If the Cofporalors
Of said Company held at the house ofOrin b. Day,
in Sank Rapids, on the ID day of December,
1851, at oscIDck r. N. Books will be opened
ut .th4 Ofics iof Edward O. Hamiin, IN Sank
Rapids. on the 9Th day Of March next. TN sub
scrip,ions % ths Capital Stock Of satd Company
in accoriance withihe Act Of ths legislature u
ahe Territory Of Mlnnesota, 70 Incorporate said
Company approved May 23d, ! 81.
EUw AID o. HAMLIN, ]. RUSSELL,
1902 " Secretary. President
Sank Rapids. N. II, Feb. 18th. l56. ll6tfi
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
ST. PAUL CITY MARBLE MANU-
FACTORY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE

|TNliE undersigned beg leave to infrr,n the in
d hahitants of ST. Paul and surrounding
connr, that the, have just received and h,vc con-
stanly on hand a large SUPPLY oi American and
Italian Marble. They offer for sale Monuments,
Tomb Stones and fmnitue. M,n,els, Paint Stones,
ETC., ri; their naauac'cry, opposite the Post uGicr,
St. Anllicny street. They will make n good terms
can be made Of Detroit for the same quantity
Of work give them j. cali before purchasing else
where. ANiDON AND JACKSON.
o. All contracts made with their agents for mar
bile work will be filed strictly according to agree
rent. rs p4lif
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29

REFERS TO @se
Hon. 8. A. Douglas. Illinois, U. s. Senate,
S ]. D. Bright. Indiana, IS
6 G.. E Stuart. Mich gan, =
=. r. w. Johnson. Arkansas, .
:. Benin Fitzpatrick. Ala, .
s. D. L. Yn.ee. Fio:hia, g
IS Gov Medary, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
8 Daniel Wells. IT., Wis, Honso Reps.
!" G.. C. Washburne. So $
e John 8, Phelps. Missouri, S
!" Hon tsilchris, Porter, Mo, House Reps.
$ Albert Rust, Arkansas.
6 John B .ssandidge, Louisiana, g
:. George Eustis, il. =.
Thes 6 ,idssn,
!" Thos. "A. Hendricks, CONF Land Office.
!. John Wilson. Ex-Com'r., Illinois.
s.ss lanes shields.aM. 2
ii Joseph T.. Wilson, ,Fx-Cnief Clerk L. o.
Messrs. Sweeney, and Riitenhnuse, Bank
era. Washington City. Q c.
g P,iro and Nour.e, Bankers, Wash. 2. z.
Sc Chaif anil Brothers, :
Also. to the Dts,rct Land Officers genera1ly,
ard to IN who hane thad Land business at the
Sea, of Government &c years bahk.
o. No business letters viii receive attention us-
ess aecoa,pauied by.a Zee 81 ocfs22s6s3m4 #as
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
VIII. SCliU(lNOvE'

ssss WI III. St.ltUtlNOv YER. t 3sss. ].
Practical ssaryesos,. i'la,tsnd promptly to aca>
i, his tine % luSi.. ~. Office At West Sank
Rapids, siinnrs4ta
Il August 4 1885, aS6tt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
ARCTIC Us. MIJTsTANG

s ayi0qs and card Esespty pqbhed by
notice at our hands, and althonsI Ne dts
and have always avoided theu We sl In
aiae sf AR sT AND ss
has origin, these dlinereted gem
by BRACES ARCTIC INIMENT me card Is too deSui
published card ouncing that he had NO nTthes
neeton with the Mustang and would hold himbelf re-.
resulting from the use Of the article with which
son e s S2ly per
BRAGG'S ARCTIC EMINENT Is nov and has niWays
business under the style of Bragg Burrowes and the
o DE- ever had was In the sim
Since nventing the Mustang, Dr Bragg has had many
ISt IN 81 LIS ana y but reasonable to
remedy than In his youtl
wherever it introduced bears Conclusive tesaSny
that such was the fact Before The Arctic Imminent had
nimenIs inelqding The Mustang In Tie meantime spu--
market, put up externally exactly Ike die genuIns had
been by Dr.. Bragg, but unlike .aty rs poStII To-
persons Who had and iSSvious aT
s5e Of so@paRing Of Its bad under
Dr. Bragg duty 10 set the nSeF be-
IL taat was his HS taIl aTr
nothing to do The vannt Mustang that
ssss 4e itoGs G.
tgy are too Wen Their motive in the alluded
preparation superseded by Braggs Arctic Liniment an
slider failure notwithstanding this they Of
Tered large for Its suppression, and falling in that
are now expanding much money for newspaper cards. In
the vain attempt to the public Arctic Lin
t9sss gentlemen suppose and readily that
tend they would the last disturb lis quiet obliV6n
The fact readily perceph that they alarmed for the
prosperity Of their Vel they may be- for
they know that for an article substantial cel
eorlty OF BtAGGS ARCTIC must posses an
Intrinsic value capable OF positive demonstration and
hence their only hope Is In sbusihgt that people may
It's merits they could again induced to use
the Mustang In conclusion, We claim the Artc Elm.
will bear triunphany that may be oTried
TO BRAGG 8 .BURROWES,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, Missouri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

BEAUTIES Of the Blind." pa book with
the above title has been laid upon our table by
one of the authors, Mr.. WIN: Artman. We have
glanced over its pagesaDd considerlt work of
considerable interest to all. The work exhibits
the favorable capacity of blind persons, for the
noble and useful pursuits of life, and cites ex-
umPles to impress the blind with more conf
dence in themselves. Besides the intrinsic in
terest of the work, those who purchase it,
assist two young men whose physical misfortune
gives them claim to everybodys sympathy. Mr..
Artman will call upon our citizens and we hope
he will be kindly received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

Horrible Rumor.-A rumor prevails that
on recent trip of the steamer Marengo from
below, the mate of that boat caught a negro
fireman and deliberately threw him overheard
into the water. There was but one witness to
the murder, and that was man who happened
to be concealed in a water closet at the time
and was afraid to make the fact known. Upon
arriving at Pittsburgh, however, the man went
before the Mayor and made oath to the facts
above stated, and warrant was issued for the
arrest of the mate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

H9-1ae River was coming up slowly yester-
day with a little over four feet water in the
channel. The Commodore Perry, got off the
bar near stOubenviIle yesterday morning, and
came down to the Sisters, where she again ran
aground and swung round broad side in the
river. The Convoy had much difficulty ntget
ting round her yesterday in her passage down.
She has been some eight or ten days between
this city and pittsburgh. The j. B. Ford left
last evening for Louisville We notice the ar
rival of our old acquaintance, the Interchange, at
New Orleans. The late snow and rain that has
fallen above here will undoubtedly give, US a big
river, according to the opinion Of many of our
boatmen, while there are others who are fearful
that severe cold weather will set in and the
river be frozen over. We are inclined to the
opinion that there will be big rise, at least
sufficient TO float down the.large number of coal
boats awaiting q freshet to come through. Be
patient gentlemen, few days and you will have
the intelligence ofaheavy swell of water from
Pittsburgh down.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

Horse Steatiag.-A boy named George
Horner, was convicted of horse Stealing last
week in Washington Pa. he took the horse
FROM pasture field on Sunday, rode him to
steubOnville, and offered to dispose Of him for.
twenty dollars. Finding no purchaser he left
the horse in steubenville, went back home and
resumed his usuallabors as1if nothing had hap
pcned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

H-A large fiat boat belonging to Busby,
Little & Co., is taking in lumber at the mouth
of Wheeling creek and will be off for New Or.
leans the last Of this week. She also takes the
large number of heavy wagons and carts which
have been standing on the landing for several
days, as creditabe aud admired monuments Of
Wh0eling's skill and industry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

B- 70 be Witddrq'on-on Sunday next
one passenger train will be withdrawn from
each of the railroad lines terminating OF this
point, which willleave two daily trains only.
over each route, Lately the travel has rapidly
fallen off. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

B-LiIera1 Bequest-Rev David Young,
whose death we noticed on Monday, bequeathed
by his will S12,oO0sto build a new house for the
Second St. NJ E. Church in GAINESVILLE, with free
seats; $1,000 to the Ohio Wesleyan University.
$1,000 to the Bible Society; 81 900 to the NJ. E.
Missionary Society, and from $5,0Ooto $4,000
to build another NJ. E. Church in GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

GnToAGo, Nov. %. Hon. II. L. Harris. men,
Der of Congress elect from the Sixth District.
died of consumption at sixo o'clock this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

That delectable disease, the itch, has
made its appearance in the ranks of the school
children in some of our neighboring cities. If
it comes this way, we advise the little folks TO
keep as clean as possible, and if they should
catch the thing, even with this precaution,
then We advise them to scratch, as the only
remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

81 ~ = b 4 Il IN ID "a
81 If YOU EIA We ANY PAIN
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA.
LTsIs, OLD SORES, sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, STIFF JOINTS, soRE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST SWOLLEN GLANDS,
PILES. Or 7oUTANEous DISEASES, 4sa . 4 5seliT
BUY A BOTTLE OF
BRAGG'8 AR GTTO i. RNHhi FsNT.
And get the United aBtntesi .Jonrn,,fYyPro
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
BUSINEsS NOnTCES

AcLure House Restamant-M b. Lewis
invites the attention Of his friends to the fact
that bee has opened the restaurant under tho
Mcclure House. He intends to keep the best of
fresh oysters and whatever desirable delecacies
the season may afford. The bestof liquors al
ways on hand, and prompt attention to the
wants of patrons will be given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

New YoRK,s Nov. 24.-The schooner Castillo
from Jerreme for Boston, went ashore on the
nth of October, and became a total wreck
The crew were saved. The Capt of the Cas-
tillo reports that the same night he went ashore
no doubt also went ashore Somewhere ~ ns .,s
Eluthera MS the boies of man and mea1
were washed ashore at that Island on the fol-
lowing dav They were evidently nassenoers
and but just drowned. a great deal Of yaIna.
sbIejewelry was found uponthem. Anunknown
The Spanish brig Gonsnelo, for Ponce, Nth q
cargo OF Hour, fonndcred on the LIST Of October
off Dead Mans Chest, nea- that port. The
crew were saved in boats and arrived at Ponce.
The brig, three days after the wreck, worked
herself upon q reef opposite Ponce so that part
of her cargo and all her;sails and rigging were
to await an investigation. III
3a The US frigate Sabine, having been repaired,
sailed from Bermuda on,the 9th inst. The brig
Flora, recently ashore near that place. got off.
on the 18th, after discharging her cargo
Ig z4-as.s...s..s.
y CIScISyArf Nov. 81 zzIRjva, f.lle,, o,a ;,,ct,
Wealth er damp. - is.''7'' S'l7 49,
&. p,,rs, ,,,,,,, NJ. a.
~, r,ts1 q leet l1cnes
t 1o ~ 8. sea!Ller
and tbisn orninoe = 2 : so" Apss
s Si.sls S'lis 'lp =
ST. Louis, Nov 24.-Riyer still falling nj fl,isf
point and all upper streams continue 10 recede.
Weather more moderate, and prospect good for
=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
THE INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOW IS, 1868.
Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ernt Virginia.
tw- Yseteretay morning and the .tight previ-

w Keeterday morning and the 'tight preyi.
o is there was good fall of snow, which was
l.,t permitted to remain long upon the earth
Instead we find rawness and muddiness, and
sloppincss and cold. and umh,eilas, and over
shoes and other disagreeabilit;es. A cold wind
blows out from the north, continually bearing
us the unwecome intclli gence that winter is
spreading himself The New England States
have 'taken the white veil"-and the Middle
and Western States are white with snow. In
many of the S,uthern States our exchanges re-
port snow to the As,,r., of one or two inches
Along the Lake s:.v,c the people are enjoying
sleighrdes over six and eight inches of snow,
with the thermometer under twenty all day.
We still live in hopes Of "let up" before
winter shall fairly set in, and that the present
''snap" is only admonitory of what we may ex-
poet soOn-a warning to all sorts of people to
get out the winter gear-their woolcns and furs,
cloaks and shawls by the time the old Monarch,
whose beard is of icicles (see Chatterton,) comes
from his Northern realm to reign 'ruler of the
inverted year" Our river men and business
men are anxiously looking for rise in the river,
and will be wofully disappointed should naviga-
ton close at the present stage of water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

50 Somebody, a few nights since put a letter
under the door of Mrs. Ann Bolinger, who keeps
confectionery shop on Union street, threaten.
ing her with violence if she did not Immediate.
~ leave the city. Mrs.sB appeals to the public
and the city authorities for protection. THROUGH
the Times paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

ISDIASAPoLrs, Nov. 24-The Senate passed
resolutions by 26 to22, declaring the election of
Bright and Fitch Illegal, unconstitutional and
y9ld: The same resolution is pending in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

w- About 1otof 8aeep.--Not long since
n lot of fine sheep escaped from field short
distance west of the city. Two dispensers of
meats in our market, Mr.. Pumplrey and a
Mr.. Otto, each laid claim TO the sheep, which
were followed up, shot at and frightened into
leanness by the pursucrs. The two men of
meat could not agree as to the identity and own
ership ofthe sheep. Yesterday morning they
proceeded to the discussion of the matter quite
violently, in the market house to the slight
disturbance of tho general order of that sweet
scented establishment, wheseupon complaint
was made before Aid. Wright. and the two be-
ligerent gentlemen were arrested and fined one
dollar and costs each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
THE LAIyEsA'r, NRSYSI


INTERESTING d PROFI14BLE TOsETERYs ONE
consequence OF the hard times, have concluded to
in the selling price of my goods
IN several ARTICLES received direct from auction.
with the exception of English and Merrimack,
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never retailed for less than
ut only lSA CENTS and allothers in proportion.
Otter good assortment, and at pfices to suit
MusL1Ns both Beaehed and Brown, IS per cent less
MILLINERY ooDs=-A complete assortm emit very8Iov,
TSs and row Ruches at 1870, Brow at
EMBRoIDERIEsT obltge myself to sell IS per cent.
S9eapsE than any other house In the city OF WheelnB
99H5NTzEs-Worth Bio, At 20 cents.
thar ANp In every variety, and cheaper
very good article OF BLACK sinks at &c., and
~ sSye Of ancy worth and soa everywhere for 81,
: s1INENs-An rrticle worth e7Sc at only 49,
/. tzssA aEfTos AND FRENCH ldERINos-o feyery5 coli
hlD oVES-Another lot of those extremely cheap
In short Vtllse All any Of my to suit these
Il nov 2 z-.s-L 1913 Main street near Union
BOL7ING CLOTHS
for noPs 919'hs hsa tSs
-GTRAW AND stalk CUTTERS. neys4and very 81.
psy19 SAITH ecRREL1.
ftoRN AND COB MILLS constantly ON hanj and foI
" 1d sac as isnptae.ersss prices By
PICCoLoNTINI HATS.
Just REcRIyED alot Of the Express car
- and see them. Enov16 g. HARPER &5BR0 !
ROYss PLUSH OAPs-Received stiis day avery 5Iarze
~ assortment of Zine SUR Plush Caps. Also loth Cans
movie 81 81 HARPER q BRO.
TLANTIC GABLE CAPS Just received; @ which, "a
y invite attention. g: HARPER BRO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25

E
WAsn1NGToN, Nov. 24-By advices to the
18th of October, it has been ascertained that
the commander of the u. S. sloop Of war Dale,
was Informed by the commander of the British
steamer Conflict, that the latter had captured
three slavers on the African coast and that the
entire British squadron had captured during
the last six months. After making q cruise nn
the coast, the officers of the Dale expected that
vessel to return to the o. S.,
James Fulton, of Tenn, has been appointed
Purser in the Navy in place. Danforth, re-
signed.
Official dispatches state that the yiolatars of
tho Dixon family, at Beinit, had been convicted
and thot an order for their execution would be
asked of the Sultan.
The. Legislaturesof Kansas was requested to.
Tx apermanent5seat of government before any
Congressional appropriation for the erection of
public buildings, could be available The seat
of govt was fixed in 1906, at Lecompton, and
the money expended for thatpurpose In April
last the Legislature assed law overt the Cove
nors veto, changing the seat to Minnesota. a..
therequest of Gov. Denver
A decision has recently been given by Atty
Gen'l Black, namely, that this law is void and
the seat must be at Lecompton, atleast during
the existence of the Territorial Govt, for the
reason above stated The money having been
thus conditionally appropriated and expended,
the change would be in violation of an act of
Congress, and a fraud on the o. S.
The President has appointed Thos. Miller.
Post Master at Columbus, in place of Sam'l Me-
dairy, who resigned to fllthe5post of Gov of
Kansas. Miller was Medary's immediate pre-
decessor in the former office.
3 All Govt offices will be closed tomorrow,
thanksgiving day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
THE MARKETS,


New YoRK, Nov. 24.-Flour quiet; sales g.
600 bbls. at 81, 25a4 so for State, and 81, 4Oa
4,45 for Ohio. Wheat firm; sales of 16, 600 bus.
Corn heavy; sales 1900 bus. at 75a60. Ness
pork declined zoe; sales at $l7,3Oal7, 40
Whisky dull at 2s3.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24-,The Flour market is
firm, and there has been little more inquiry.
both for export and home. consumption; sales Of
800 bbls. at 5,l23a5,s 81 for superfine, and
So, 50a5, rs for extra; extra family ranges from
SO to $6,50p per. Dbl. Rye Flour is dull at 81.
and Corn Meal at $3.50. In.wheat there is more
activity, andprices not so firm, as receipts have
increased; 10000 bus, sold at ,25a1 80 for red
and 81 ,40a1, AZ for white Rye selling freely at
76a77c. Old Corn active at $685. but new is
dull, ranging from 20 to IS, according to de.
manl. Qats-2, 600 bus. new sold at 44c. Cot
fec quiet. sugar-5CO hhcs Cuba sold at 64a7I
Whiaky- 800 bhls. Ohio sold at 24@a25.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-Flour unchanged--
Wheat firm but unchanged Corn. dull. Pro-
visions firm. Whiskey irregular; sales Ohio Mt
234a24
CINc1NNATt, Nov. 24.-Flour dull; unchanged.
Whisky advanced to 21c. Hogs dull, s625a
$50 dividing on 200 pounds; receipts 10000
head Provisions lower; mess pork $l6,5O;5
green meats 5, z and &c. Lard lO1 for bbl:
good demand for box of this article Wheat
and Corn firm. Sales 60 hhds Sugar at 74a78.
and 300 bbls Molasses at 39a4O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
a PINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
hair then read the wing and If you aE more,
circular around each bottle, and no can doubt:
BOZ. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention odd and young, to this won
gray hair-coyers the head Of the bald with iuxurians
eruptions-causes continual aow the natural fluids
and hence, If used Regular dressing for the viii
age hits natnrabeauty We cali then upon the bald
sg or and surely the young
curl ever be without it, Its praise upon tongue Of
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair In New a.
the following letter inregard Restora-
DEEP RryRa, ooSS., July %, 1855.
druf or scurf head for than year, my hair
began 10 come out; scurt and hair together. sawin
cure called at your store on the LIST Of April last and
Gne SS.s to try IT. found to sa.isfao
gan to grows three in length Q1es
two bottles bearer y
know as any Of the kind is used in this lace you may have
market for many bottles after It Is known here. vi
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PRoF wooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair Rest5 ratyefs proving
my head almost lost its Sr
used but two half pint bottles your
the top of my head is we'll studded with promising crou
young hair and the front is also receiving benet.
have tried other any
ltnnk rom my. personal Recommendation can in--
NO.4e4 Vine street.
NlScRssRs, Ia, June %. 1853 4
pR0F: o: J. WOOD: As you are about to manufacture
state for it may that have used
knoTn others TO use have for several
ind yours vastly superior to any other know. 1t
M @ gns %9n
youthful color and texture, giving 1T healthy soft and
se l.a9Rs
its use e every one DESTROYS of hay
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
H - JW WOO D Coz Pr9prstars sl2 Rroadway,
Market street; St y; Louis Lon h,l Mo- o.
G r. q AT a T5TzR a GsT.I o n!
The Is4iss respeetias reqassted Ito to
at Sse he ns IS
the l RaeI stSlss OF
eE GEoAKs, 4
RANTLEs,
Which pledge sell rs Gents below regular
JUS. received York large assort
and YORK City tfads
together with great Of other Cloak III sylss
variety oioTiI DOUBLE, and STELLA
81 s:a such
sch than any ether
bought them fer CASH win sell qua! Fitch fdrs,
Several cases of fine and superfne BhANKRTs which III
sen u e man9fseturer'slPr prices.
kiNos All colors and grades, which wiz sell ossany
The above Geodsvfl beready for Inspection ON sATR
DAY The 9Th OF and would respectfully invite
snFed m VIII be In ~ ~
move g I fsiai Az i RSiis sin St.
BU0KWHEiATF GOURI=
ssys lust rseeysd $50 o Bags prime
Ton OF Families and ailers. For sale BY $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-25
fARRlYAIsgoF THE, pRINeR ALBERT.

iiA.R IsR6l OF TIE PRINCE ALBERT.
ST. JeHEs, N. r., Nov. 244.-=The. steamer
Prince Albert with Galway dates tosthe 18th,
has arrived.
Mr. w hlteh9use writes another letter conct rI-
ing the Atlantic Telegraph, and reiterating his
CONNECTIONS :il that the cable may yet be made
available,
serious lnSuTrection is'reported as having
occurred in AsiaIc Turkey.
a telegraphic despatch from Madrid says the
| Mexican difficulty must be settled in manner
suitable to the dignity of Spain. Hostilities are
anticipated.
LIyFRRooI, Nov. l1.-Sales Of Cotton today
| 5000 bales Market closing steady. Breadstnffs
| dull without change in quotations.
LONDON, Nov. M.-noon-C Onsols are quot
ed at 9Sa97 10.
AuegsTA, Ca, Nov. The Mobile Nsreury
OF Monday last, contains card of w alter Smith,
stating that he assured the crowd of emigrants
at Mr.. Hess Office on Friday, that the vessel
would not be cleared for Nicaragua unless di.
rections be received from Washington. He
advised Mr.. Hess to return passage money, and
committee was appointed to arrange settle
ment The.crowd quietly dispersed. The local
column of the same pepper says that the emil
grant vessel has been chartered to carry Cotton
to Hamburg.
Gen. Walker left Mobile on Saturday, and
Judge Campbell arrived the same day.