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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-27
aeU ANbtrtisemsnts.

Advertisements mnSt be paid foi
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-27

WARREN Oct. %. 55-3v
{ TLANTIC CABLE ALBUMS.-A
a large assortment nf Albums, containing speci-
. . uuT Ct a1-.4 POTTER & SONS.
sIUGh MILLER WORKS-A
IL r-w '~te as-ortm n, jlst received. comprising
~ "' IN : c 70 > IT, v-nrtS PORTER & SDN
Irh OF WAStilNGfON-By
IL Washington Irving. beautifully illustrated and
ruun'. Also Irving's Vigaet's IL mo with eagrav-
iu-> 1t POTTER IL SONS.
; sIARIES Tor 1853. at
~ PORTER's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-27
Cur District.

Hartford, October, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
Death Of Christian Pioaeer.-Rev. David
Young, an able and eloquent diyinelof the 81.

Death or a Christian Pioneer.-Re Rev. David
Young, an able and eloquent divine of the II.
L Church of the last half century, and well
known in this vicinity, died at GAINESVILLE
one day last week at an advanced age
We haze bean favored with some incidents
in this good mans life, which will be read
with interest by the old settlers in this vi.
cinity, who still remember him so wildly
Being one of the early pioneers of Methodism in
the West aud South, over which he travelled
when perfect Wilderness his history possesses
an unbounded interest Raised in Eastern Yir.
ginia in afluence, he, after his convention, de-.
voted not only his time and talents, but his
ample fortune, to the service of his master; en..
during all the privations and hardships of Pion-f
Ger life traversing the mountains and the will.
derness in quest of the lost sheep of the house
of Israel. Possessing vigorous and powerful
intellect, he soon acquired reputation for pro-
fundity and cloquence, which has survived the
mutations Of time. In fact no one was con-
sidered able to follow Bishop McKendree, Almost
eloquent minister of the same church, except
David Young. Among the traditions of his
surprising powers in debate, all anecdote is re-
lated of his first appearance at the General
Conference at Baltimore. question relative
to the prerogatives of the Bishops was on the
tapis The debate was about closed, and ap-.
pearances indicated that the resolution would
be adopted almost unanimously. The call was
made for the question, which the bishop was
about putting, when Mr.. Young, who had been
sitting in the back part of the house, engaged
in whiting stick, seemingly taking no notice
of the debate, arose. and closed his large clasp
knife with an audible click. Walking forward,
the bishop, according to parliamentary usage, an.
nounced Bro. Young of the Western Confer
ence, as the occupant of the fioor-an entire
stranger to the greater portion of the members.
lie at once proceeded to recant the arguments of
the various speakers in the order in which they
had been made, Analysing and refuting them all,
and winding up with powerful and overwhelm.
ing peroration, which took the whole house com.
pletely by storm. The was taken and re
sultedin the complete defeat of the MEASURE
Mr.. Young married Mrs. McTntire, widow. of the
late Capt John McIntire, of GAINESVILLE, and
daughter of Col Ebenezer Zane, the original pro-
prictor and settler Of Wheeling,
For over twenty years he has been a resident
of GAINESVILLE, adjoining by his walk and CONVEX
satiOn the cause of Christianity, and on Mon.
day, the 18th inst, departed this life in full
hope of a blissful immortality. Thus, one by
one, the fathers Of former generation are drop.
ping off the stage of action. Well may we
exclaim, "IHe Fathers, aohere are they, aud the
profits, do they live forever?"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
BUsINEss NoTIoEs.

We, Tie vndersigaed citizens of Crawford
County, Ohio, have been acquainted with and
used an article of Family Medicine known as
DIR. AS. Todd's Anti Bilious or Liver Pills and
W we would assure the public that in every in
stance, so far as we have known they have given
the best satisfaction to those using them. We
can recommend these pills to the public asa
Medicine of great virtue. They are the best
pills in use which we have any knowledge,
and seem particularly adapted to the diseases Of
this climate, They do not leave the system in a
repeated use:s
Milton Kent, Nathaniel sheapper. Commodore
Rogers William T Palmer, Geo. Nimmon, o.
John Deem, of Evansville, Ohio, and 40 others
Forsale by dealers generally. T. H. Logan &.
Go, general agents, towhom all orders should be
addressed IL
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanfordls Liver In
yigoratorin another column. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

CINolNNAT1, Nov. 2O.-A special session. of
the indianapolis Legislature convened this morn.
ing ing House organized by the election of j. w.
Gordon (RepD Speaker, A. j. Ryan (Anti-Le-
compton, 60 t principal Clerk, Geo. Il. Chapman
Keeper. Senate, j. II. Yauter Anti sLcccoInpton5
Pri9ciRal Clerk, Jas. Tyler (Rep.) asst Clerx
Both Houses Immediately adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Dead Child Found in tie 4Street.Zon Thurs.
day morning, early, nearly opposite the old
Pittsburgh theatre, citizen of that city, picked
up brown paper parcel, neatly put together,
on opening which the dead body of an infant
was exposed to view. No evidence was to be
had as to how or when the body was placed in
the street, and DR.. Tindle was sent for to exam.
Inc it. The DR.. gave it as his opinion that the
child wasa still-born, that it was between seven
and eight months in the womb, and that it was
untimely sent into the world by means of abor-
ton. The body was found in the immediate
vicinity of the Office of a person recently indict
ed for conspiracy to produce or, abortion, and
many persons draw the inference that the child
was born in that neighborhood. q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

I NEw YoKk, Nov 90. The steamship Black
Warriorarriy this evening with Havana dates
to the 18th inst The health of Havana was.
good and weather delightful. The stock Of
Sugar at Havana amounted to &C, 600 boxes: the
prices !s had b 40 Improved. The Havana market was
the United States.
/. Vessels ofsall nations were arriving at ST
Thomas in various conditions of damnee
Exchange on London was quoted at IA per
cent premium; on New York at 81 ditto, and on
New Orleans at 81 ditto.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Chill drellss Fancy Caps.
"A LARGE assortment Youth OhIIdFenls and
Caps, Just received opening ~ AVervis sasL
ionabe Hat and Cap stove, t46 Main Rheeiips va
sept 80 - 8 - " SlTRR4 81
sIETos1kRYs 0R'ALh KINDS, SHIRTS. UNDER sTIIFTsS
~ pRANERSt ORAYATS, NEOR.TIESya IFANDKEplE
HEs and epts geneTaly on sac a
sep15 IS. cor Monroe 4 w.t. y
A5IARQGIs Ratrina, Yermies NJ, Corn SfSFeiI PeSf
eaE. Cheese Plck.
Enent Of glayoEt1g Extraet5 store and for
oetso ". 4. ARDS BRO. 8
IsltAIK1 OAPiIJ 9STSS7 = No
riekS brand and Olefns S5Su feceiSeE
~ AaiiEoeds aAd sale At ctneinnaf prieed
20, fine dot Of MORTON q
nbs5 short nibg new nrt.
ere JUL the Medium nib. Call MI
Joy. an1es sgited IN
l1=ls.az- .. O. oRRss.
Z large iie 6st
sSRtehs ana 70 be Ia any naafket3 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
THE MARKETS

CMcrNNAT1, Nov. 19.-Holders Of Flour con.
Tcluded to-day TO take the prices offered. and
5000 bbls changed hands at 81; 25a4, 80 for su.
perfne and more o;be had atthe close at these
rates Whisky advanced, with sales of 1900
bbls at zoe; the demand is chiefly speculative
Hogs in better demand; prices higher: sales Of
5000 head, closing at $6,8Oa6, 40 for5those ay5l
eraging 200 pounds; receipts 10, 600 head; wealth
er good Tor packing. Nothing done in Pro7is-
ions; buyers at yesterday prices butno sellers:
200 hhds old bacon sold at 81 and. 81 for shout.
ders and sides. Lard. firm. Actiyedemand FIR
Money, rates nnaltercd. Exchange dull; East.
ern not bought at over par and New Orleans.
premium; the selling rate for Eastern is 4 prem.
and for New Orleans j ditto
New York, Nov. 20.-Flourl heavy: extra
State So, 85a$5. Wheat has declined: L ). 900
.bush.ss sold; southern red 81 10, white s ,25:
western white $3.50. OornIdull at 74a75cI2
Provisions generally unchanged ?
2taPHTTADRLPnL; Nov. 20.-Flours continues
quiet; sales forexport of 1, 900 bbs at IS. ola
5,25 for superfne and 81, 90 for extra; saies to
the trade ranging from $500 to 1915 for COM
mon and extra and s., JAG, 20 for extra family
and fancy. Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Com
Meal: Good w heat in demand; sales Of 5000
bush rediat 81 80 aud white at 81 .82a1, 4oLZa
Sales Of new Rye at 6a78c Old Corn scarce
and in demand at SEC Oats declined: 400
bush. new Delaware at Az. Whisky In iemands {.
sales Of 900 1bbls at 23a2s 3cfor Penha.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
Coal Oilsands Coal OF. Ilamps.

WE nave Just received beautiful article of Goal on
peter than any ever before sold this city.
abe odor which connected with the Car
pon and Goal 0s offered by others has in great degree
removed from this OIL, making peasanter to handle
and giving brilliant light smoke who'll
attends the Coal OILS now In use : s
we have on hand of our own the l.r..t
burntnE the different kinds Of oils 5ifi
Our coal OH Lamp Gap so TIM I,,, the
Pahslon OF the chimney from heat will not break BY be-
IN the CAPS which the case with other
is the best OIL ever used, giving far more light
Aisht. call at the 'QueensWare Store OF = F
HOBBS 3 BARNES. 1lb Main St.
octa next door lfeiskelli& SWearingen,
= We
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
MANTLEs, F.

prices. fE1Iee5 : .StsH regular
Just received per Express from New York large assor
OF superior RAGLANs, made after the latest Paris
n with great Of other Coaks styles
a great variety of CLOTH, DOUBLE ana SItRIT1
MANTLE SHAWLS, at great Bargains, a.
large assortment of RURs such as, Mint atora
Fitch etc which cheaper than any Other
hSuSe IN me city, as have them commission but
Donght them for Cash. I will sell quality Fitch Pnrs
SUCH as sold last year for $780, now for S196 sett
sell at nianufacturer's prices. - = - A
received about 80 pieces ofLupln's PRENCH NE.
price, :. 800 wa @ "s most any
The above Goods viii be ready for inspection ON sATUR
the 6th OF November, and would respeculI Invite
saPsd an T V 81 aRy Of them to give
noy6 -ALEXs HEYAILHL ia1 AI.Ia- Q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

AgGUsTA, GA, Nov. Private dispatches
received here from Mobile, state that the Eini-
grants demand from the agent prompt compli-
issued or yiolance may be unprecedented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

b ST. LOUIS. Nov 2o.-River falling SLOWLY at
this point and all the upper streams reported en-
o decline. heavy snow storm prevailed all
morning and continues with undated bfiskness.
2the snow has already reached depth Of four
or hive inches aud appearances are favorable for
double that amount. Mercury9I.
+ Loulsvi1LE, Nov. 2O.-Riyor stationary. IA
feet water in the canal. Showing all forenoon
and now: Mercury "a. :, sH.00't
PlTTsBUReH, Nov 2o-River 8 feet 10 inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy and
moderating with east wind Indicating a change.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90 Weather cool. SNOW
ing all afternoon. Their 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
AnrBRoTYPHS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR. JAMES CLARKEs

a-ts45l ~ 1SG0 = 6Ad45 E111SS -
Prepared from prescription of sirsJ Clarke ar D.
Physician Extraordinary to tie queen.
This invaluable medicine unfafng in cure of ali
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject tmoderates all excess and re-
moves all obstructOns and aspeedy may be relied
TO-nIARRIED LADIES -,.,,.,-z,
it is especially suited 1t will short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei,s
CAUTION.
1Aese tAs stotdhot be taken 6Jsmales, during az
FIRST THREE A0NZRS Of zre0aancy, "a thsy .a5ts
sure to bring Oh Aiscarrid0o 6tGt any other time tsY
are sa1S. 49, - =
In all cases Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeron Palpita,
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pills viii
eheeta cure when all other have failed and az
though powerful remedy, contain iron, caome1
antimOny, or anything hurtful to the constitution
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved. II
Sole Agent forthe United States and Canada, &,
cLase i. o. Baldwin 4 CO.'S Roeh SaG ~. a
N.B-s1,oo and postage stamps enclosed to myIsp.
thorlsed Agent, will insure bottle containing so pills.
by return mail.
For sale by T. r. LOGAN co in Wheeling. l',t5 =
b. .fahnestock Opi, Wholesaler PIttsburg ~
Pnrcei Lsdd Co., Wholesale gents for Va at RICH!
tnohu' f-is2 zst ap2s-1yl e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
AGENCY

FOR TIE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF t7,4
LADIES' AND GRNTIIsBIIsN,s1 VRT1RS
h a1a BRO. have received an agency for The
Ne SAFE OF all kinks Ladies' and sCentIeme5s Pnro
In part Of French Sable German Mink sjiv
ana Fitch Oapes and Welcomes, Guns and Nuns Of
IN sets or single. Gents Fur Collars a.
SeLy Gents Seal Nutra Gloves; Fur and OF.
OF every variety Of style price AS We sell
tSing IN @ OF Persons desiring
before purchasing elsewhere. g HARPER BRO
129 TInIn1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Ex.Gov. Samuel
mIedary has signified his willingness to accept
the Goyernorship of Kansas, which was tender
ed to him week. ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
ARCTIC "a TFrmalIs-AyATc


nyidiOus and impudent edrd recently NM iI,bs5 he
a 6sP sa9ss
septreysraies and have always thSin Ne S
de to IS aSned e s5 qsS olln
~ origins these dnttrested CEN
By BRAaa IRoT 1S 3opdly
tory for us but Dr. had
nectlon with the Mustang, ana would not hold
for quality orfof the Injuries
the market g6tted Dr. tafps Son Is he enS men
BRAaGs ARCTIC IINTSF n no Lni%snt
been owned by Oliver n Brsgg and NJ Buffo%e, SoI5l
only connection DR.. Bragg ever had With Il S L, ,i
pie g, fact that he Invented it : sun
that in his naured manhoed he eSIS 70 PrssSns
remedy than In his comparatively fyonfS
success. Of BlagB'6 Arctic Liniment
that such was the fact Befors the Arctic Lnmnt bSS
Hssn slx 1T had ali other
rious article the Mustang ads its nppeSYSnc tSs
Bags nHs shs sspplns had
". annoyed by T5Tfous
&c s. IS bad ess 1S o5t;
me that SUI It's proprietor II
considered 1t to be his set tile matter M
lore the PUBLIC In card hid no further
nothing Tie vaunt Of tiG We s th
We known to the business community iS most
they are too well known Their motive in the card alluded
their eheaply made
s sEsGls 20
NoSVlthstandtg this aheetRton, thew
atgs sum for s suppression, and falling In that
Sren9w eSpepdtng much aoneyfor reWSpaper cards In
inc van TO The public thatte Arctic Lin.
" azure. The public arenot easily guled as
were such failure es these persons
ssnd they would be the last It's quiet oLyfop
iaet IS readily that they are
o. tnsir Own and well they may Be- Tor
sSIity q ARCTIC lINIENT It must posSs.s an
nttihse value capable OF positive deInonSratioa ana
hsnse their only hope is abusing ST that peone
pc from trying it well assured That II they oncA
lt they could again be induced 10 nSe
me mpstang In conelusionS claim the Arctic lin.
= pest public and that
toit. BRSCIS 8 R ~ ri SSv SSIIIteo
Sole Proprietors, Sc. Louis, MiSSopri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Eliza Logan. Miss Eliza Logan commences
an engagement at Fosters National Tbsatrs :
Pittsburgh, evening, after an absence Of 1--WE
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
!l..i..iiIsl.

4
fRYYIrtpe-pf . yiee0f trnss r
- tsaSs " Mitchell, dated ID
91iy record led 10 Ire GisI5 al,
Qfito county In booiS -, - - o3s'
% tue County Court 81 ID Iifo e.o,i1
term Of the j ear ifs5S, spp5i ~
Y the Sqld d eet OF tFt1sE e. fi,,,,
.itehell I Ahail, on the Oh an
eek II Of that fii,v. 4 { &
Honse In tlIe city l( FF7fee ~. VI
public alleti6a 90 q Oh II = 81
90 IN BAN ~ ri ~. + II (
tt1 the ane brio 2 I 4, IA Z =
itne slIl ) ifSe q d II & I
'tre sttsets .ts sIlle s ~ Z,
me tile e q doubted ysFiaS ~
~ zEAIbIDIOEPIFsZ,
large and wired ssS6Fi IIieiS5,
Of R,=iii IIlfS. :. =
~ slai3i IL. ilr.d s.
" F1r.ll7l. j fi4es'l ~ III
y 'ssl |lsIIIfI9 GdIIn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

g RE a T ATTR AsCTIoNI.
ME citizens Of Wheeling and surroundne copntrv ana
ne Ladies In particular respectfully requested to
the latest styles Of = 80 go SStiStstlhB Oh
RAGLANS, 80
CLoAKs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

{ cNcINNAT1, Nov. 2o.-sAt Indianapolis Cen.
Robt Hanna, and old citizen. and the last snr.
yiving member of the Indiana Constitutional
Convention of 1916, was killed yesterday while
walking on the track of the Peru s. Indianapo.
lis road =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

the undersigned, masters dnd owners Of seabo,t.
e. and from the port Of 81 Louis impressed with
remedy to be used OF sudden have
SPtnnsd supply Of Dr. Li6ihient which We
carry respective boat he.
tsVng It tobe the most speedy uhfaIng reiSty for
o Sgrs 81 e9Tns, contusionS &c ever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Coal in Cincinnati Cincinnati ea.et,s
says the stock of coal is running down RAPIDLY.
and prices have advanced to 16 cents at retail.
The city is getting into critical condition again
with reference to this important article of fuel.
The river continues below coalbOat stage, and
should severe weather setin. while tits in this
condition it would bediffcult to prevent the
intiictiOn of another fuelfamine. tits becoming
clear, thatin consequence of the rapidly increas.
ing consumption of coal, the river cannot, with
safety, be much longer relied upon, exclusively,
for supplies, eyen.with the improved modes of
transportation, introduced by the barge system.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

HengfeH Raitroda.-The Hempfsid is now
doing thriving business, and its management
is highly satisfactory to those interested in the
Improvement. Besides other improvements, we
learn that water tanks are being built all along
the line. Last winter the open thinks were a
source of great annoyance to the officers of the
road, not nnfreque causing the trains to STOP
owing to the freezing of the water. All this
trouble will be avoided by the improvements
now going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
THE INTELLIGENGER.
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1868.

Largest Circulationof any Paper In West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Tho Fair Assooiation-A motion was made
at the meeting. of the Virginia North Western
Agricultural Society, on Saturday, to rescind
that portion of the bylaws which entities two
dollar members tovote at elections for officers.
The matter of encouraging. as a new feature.
aspiring exhibition of sstock on the Fair Grounds
was discussed, privately, among the members
but twas not submitted 10 the consideration Of
tho association. Attic election of officers quite
large vote was cast and considerable interest
was manifested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

10 decree Of tbs oircuik conf foS Az,
UQunty3 made atth g tok 4hio
others, 1Will sen on TiinrS F. = .t5ator, and
az the front doorapf the fJR % sOecen aberS
o'clock A. D. the folloTinS ~ SSe9nsyl $50
North third Of Lot hnfahersSi 8 II ss7sl9 The
In the nth Of the efv IN 10 loutt do4)
silnated on sid hGing
erseks d q three story bffeF bnIdI ~ 2Rpp " II
Il Ems OF 8ALkg&O fohFflSof5 n 1,
Fslq IN cash ondays Saie1stfe ~. a95ey p 20
ts..eINe5 ana Eighteen mont -.- e,
ne tss bsafag oa d I'd
paid. Z [nos2-tdI DAETEIs6 "a ess IheIs e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

t,azy 81 N g IL N n "a
g " y t1t.ssA5AI IL ANY PAIN,
bfsIs, OLD Sores soAID HEAD, BURNS am
soAIDs, sTIRR JOINTS SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BIZ USE, SORE RRE tsP,, SWOLLEN GLANDS.
PILES, OR cUTANEoUs DISEASES,
s74qss Buy a BoTrI3E OF
HI y SsSei a e GBAC l.lNlMIRNT.
And get the Untted states IoaEnhI Free
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22


on tisSsl Fad .ls6h Is
IN Septeil |Itts q : nj
2 o: the COUNTY Sot4 n.
~ b siFfn q ~.
q made at Nov
., nndeF q =
elltee Of TIE e + ~
os December ] II
e front door OF u CONF
9 III kp6se g SAD
gitfl los humber NJ
ron !. - siiid &
,p4r e11ps einnt =
on the 5 "a
{ tot q tsiir i m1nt4
Ai.lsnE . lIgDwFTL
w III nov - ii7f1'
70 "'yrn''er|f. alIi't
Bands rlodr-|s
Ifl. ~ -
rSllli aud q cf6Ie
! (tIt,O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22

Sent to An irish woman !,gss ,s,son ID -
jail on Saturday evening, with. a face dripping.
with blood and dis6gured by several Wounds
Her offence was drunkenness and fighting.
FSoson Wheeling creek i frozen over
at Bedilion's dam, whichwould seem to ind.
.cate.a degree of icoId which few Of our people
have seriously. felt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-22
81 81 :
BY THH UNION LIME.
TO TIA = DAILY. 4lNTRLLIGSt NGRR.
OFFICE, coRNERSwATERANDl6

ST LOUIS Nov. 20 Overland mail dates to
the 10th ult have arrived. Heavy rains COM
!9eneed on the night of the LIST and extended
throughout: the State. Tie miners were driven
from several river beds. ~
Henry N. Nagle, receiver in matters of AID.
ans Is, company, completed paymen on the LIST.
me. bark Emile, from Rio Jrniero, brought,
The steamer Cortez, from Victoria, on the 2sd.
mas arrived bringing 500 passengers and $40, )
( Eoenezer Ihayerof Boston, committed suicide
on the oath. Reports from Frazer river more,
favorable. Honolulu dates to the 9TH give more
tafora6le accounts of the whaling fleets than
previous reports. - sg,57 B
WASHINGTON, Nov, New Orleans papers
OF Monday contain further particulars of Next
an:news received per steamer Gen. Rusk.
The Brownsville, Texas, Flag says that Gen.
Blapco. of the liberal army, with 1900 men. al.
tacked.and entered the City of Mexico, .adlyanc-s
ing within one block of the Capital. On the
10th of Oct Huloga made an imposing resist.
ance,and lost 400 of his soldiers besides n large
number of wounded. The loss on the part Of
the liberals was comparatively small. Blanco
held his position for few hours, and ;afterwards
retired to Jaepbaya where he remained en-.
camped. s. 1sss,'.fs- W
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Tie Rteer IS still falling. but very slowly
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may have water sufficient for some timeif for The
passage Of boats lightly loaded we6ase hotha
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