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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

THIEVES ABOUT. The corn crib of Or.
Watson was entered few nights ago, aud a
considerable amount OF corn taken. Look
we'll to your smoke houses and corn-cribs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

PHILADELPHIA Bull ETIN.-We call the
attention of our readers to the advertisement
of the Philadelphia Bulletin. Il is Que of the
best ntms papers in the country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

We call the attention of our readers 10 the
advertiser rt Of the 9th annual drawiug of
the Cosmopolitan Ar; Association. This is an
institution, which should be encouraged by ell
lovers of American Art.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

WISTER.-W Winter has set 10 during the last
week. There was quite fall of snow, but
during the GAY it melted so much as to spoil
the sleigbing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
LgLE5LD.

In Friends Cove, on Monday, 22d ult., after
short illness, Mr.. Samuel Diehl, aged AZ years,
months and y day..
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

WAsHlEoroN Co.-On the 18th child of
G. NJ. Reed. Of Washiheton, vas serioasly
turned by communicating IRE to It's clothes
from lighted candle.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

Close OF THE VOLUME The ninth vol
nule Of this paper, under our control, viii be
concluded on the 24th of December, inst, and
new one commenced on the 31st. The mos,
of subscribers subscriptions commeAe on the
3'st, aud to enti,ie them to receive the paper
at $3.50, they must pay up old scores, and in
advance, or $500 will be charged, after that
day. This is as important to cur patrons as it
is to us, and we hope they will attend to il.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
A Wins AwAKE ..T,aIv ,,-A mrdvn X

A WIDE AWAKE sLady."-A 'lady" was
detected a few days since, in Cincinnati, Ohio,
in poctesing package of gloves in store
When charged with tho theft, she burst into
tears and rendered $50 bin in payment
The merchant took hut So, and gave her
SIS change, but Oh counting the cash at night,
that $40 bill was found 10 be counterfa;l,-
"Phsncy tue phelnks'' of that s;ofetceper.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03


TIE PRosPEcTs FOR 1a60--Last year, n
York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, casting
sixty-nine electoral votes, went Democratic,
while Ohio, Wisconsin, and Connecticut,
choosing thirty-four more electors. were very
nearly tied. These States together choose
more than half the electors to which the Free
States are entitled. At the election of 1858,
not a stngfe Free State but California has been
carried By The sham Democracy. Indiana is
apparently balanced, but the Republicans have
the advantage. The Republicans and those
allied with them have carried them all their
electoral vote being sufficient to elect Presi-
dent and have good mauy to spare. Only
blundering folly can prevent our winning
glorious victory In 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

A DEGENERATE Son The Memphis Advo-
cate states that james b, Clay has sold the
resideoce si Henry Clay, Ashland, Tor geo coo
aarcs of Texas land. This degenerate sciop Of
a u.;,le stock bad better change his name.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
Last Notice.
ay- -N7 ER "a We

" time IN August last, u Stoer-wtitr, With re0
spots, has other particular mark, aga suPpoSea
Ietween two and three years. The oWi oT Is 70
quested to GENE forward, prove lrtp'rty pay chars
es and take hiG away, otherwise il viii 5s det WIZ
according TO law. JOSEPH long
Middle Woodbury., Nov %, ls5s.-c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

that he was endeavnring to collect an honest
debit a fair and legal manner 1t is proper
that &c should add that Mr.. Cooper, during this
entire difficulty said not single word that
nigh be considered offensive to any person
come tied with the Railroad
To show their bitter naiignity towards Mr.
sCooPr, the officers of the Central Road have
cause Thin TO he bound over to appearat the
haFipg instigated a riot amongst the.wopktnen
.atths R. K. machine shop.in December last,
when there was strike The charge is false
as it is f,olsh, as will he made to appear when
THE trial comes off 1t iSsn mere ruse on the
part ofthe Railroad tn. drive Mr.. G. off their
track But it will he mo avail Charley will
never give them up until he collects his claim,
which now amnnnts to over $25, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07


KAEsAs ELEcrroN We received, night before
last, the news of the Kansas election at SO late
hour in the night as to preclude any remark on
its general tenor. We would have been es-
peciallY gratifed, just then, to have called the
attention of readers to the Geographic state
ment of the vote at Lcavenworth, nearly unani-
nous against the adoption of the Leconpton
s*indIe. 1t was signal triumph of the people
of Kansas over the dirty schemers and poll
ticisns at Washington, who, this last spring,
went into regular stock job speculation on the
liberties of that people. 1t has shown what
everybody but the interruptions politicians have
avowed all along, that the people Of Kansas did
not want a slave State-that they we've over
whelmiDgly opposed to the idea.
See, now, how the swindle will operate.
Had they accepted Lecompton they would have
come in with $4,000 inhabitants. AS they have
not accepted it, they will be obliged to stay out
until they have $4,000. There's the beauty Of
tho thing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
FOR the 1ntelligencer.

i
DtRD.OK consumption, Tuesday, Ane 3D. AT x oas
2O'cock, DR.. HANNIBAL MARTINI aged 81 yeRrS liest
son Of Hon j. r. Martin, of Oney, nea- Aoundsviir Va
The subject Of the above notice student of M.d
ctsin this ety. He two tul courSes
o. sdtca lectures at the Homeopathic 4slical College
of Cleveland, OHIO $50
lie graduated With honor at the College commencement
which tgok Place last March And having ever apnrS
himself dligenty and closely stuiIeS hesFtns5
shattered and broken In health, co euon found n
easy its relentesb grasp. and promising
before him. AyoGng man, fa of The mosE no.
bic and and vas
tl 4Ed Trl In Ehat was rtgSs from hSt
good. BusWS might life OF nses here
WI be more joyiunS eo,aum ated hereefter.
Never has II been lot tneE1 more frGnoau "a
signed AID happy death bed fhs.s N0 L n
earas In 70 dig1rh the close OF his last
sweet epaEls played his tsss and difusea
itsen upon his conntenbneei which grew brighter sd
9s his eyes dim n death. Amer having in
reeatned and hapy n4nneE disposed Of hs treaSuFEd
SoFidy one by one he motoned ms friends 70
his bid ede and taking zach by the hand he pleaEant
20 hardly bid them ioyfaI good bye folding h!S
hands across his bre1stconaciOu5 last noo1euI
existence -
And the sods Of his native hills cover his manly
breast aud the gentle Winds, as hey s3Eh-
thEoulh the tresEs aing Teqnien1to his rext. 4
WEseiings Aug. 6tn, 1873. b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

WHITE rs. BLACK LABoR.-We have always
contended. tFat white labor was degraded when
brought into competition with negro l.bor.-
The Eagle Of the South, a Mississippi paper, is
clearly of the same opinion, as We judge from
the following article. It saya:
'EThat many negroes can and do make admira-
bic mechanic, especially in'wood and iron work,
we admit and thus we ignore, once and, forever,
| the time serving argument based upon the want
of capacity in the negro. Ard il these negro.
mechanics we're confined to the plantation of
his owner alone, no one W. uld, we presume, deem
it reprehenSible to employ negro mechanics
But whenever his labor is thrown into the Euar-
ket, in opposition tn that of the white rnecllan-
ic an injury, and serious one, is inflicted not
only upon the respectable artisans of the South,
but upon the institution of slavery itself
ITO ask the southern mechanic to continue
intensely tro.s!ayery, while the institution, in
one of the phases, is literally Snatching the
bread from his mouth, is requiring an ext, mt Of
devotion TO the South which is not to be expected
from ponr, weak human nature. And as south
crners, determined ut all and every hazard to
maintain the institution of African servitudp, is
it phiosophic-iS it safe-to solicit, court and
tauntingly challenge opposition at homer To
ask the question is to answer it.
'''The cotton field is the legitimate sphere of
the African; it seems to be the place that God
has fitted him fIr; it has elevated him from can.
nihalism to Christian manhood, and there it is
safest-it is the part Of wiSdUm-to let him re-
main for season. Coerce him to usurp the
position Of competing artisan, and you place
the honest, unsophiSticated African in false
position; while you invite an enemy that he does
not deserve by placing him in opposition to our
freehorn white mechanics and sinking them in.
their own and iii the public estimation.
This is an evil which loudly cries for n rem
edy. 1t retards the deveIopement of the me-
chanical genius Of the Matte sons of the South,
and prevents the settlement among us of mauy
honorable and worthy artizans-that class Of
population which tends, more than any other,
to the building up of state or community.
This suicidal policy demands the notice of the
press Of our state-and, III fact, the whole South
-and we hope they will agitate the subject un-
til it meets with the proper attention. ut the
hands of the Legislature Of Mississippi"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

REPORTED ARRIVAL OF the AaAAENxos.-
a telegram on the other page it will beseen that
the N, Y. Herald purports to have received a
despatch announcing the arrival of the Aga
memnOn. None, or at least very little reliance
is placed on the cre,iibility of this announce.
'uent of the Herald, inasmuct as that paper, In
times paSt, has been much given to bogus pub.
licatioAs The Herald is sensation paper, and
has never. been much bothered with conscien-
tious scrupIes We expected about some such
announcement rs this.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

On Friday morning, the 9th nst the A9h year Of her
age, ANN, wife Of John F. clarke.Of New York
Her funeral viii take pace Tomorrow Sunday Arsr
at ~ O'Clock, from st. Matthew's Church, The
friendso the famIy invited to attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
New Advertisements.
NOTICE
ONO COUNT 10 WIT:

To tke Clark Of he Go:taty Court Of said cousity
ME, william atrong and EnlIme[.
w three freet oilers of said county do her BY Gritty
rod Justice Of said we have this day. On our
oats viewed appraised steer taken un bN Daniel
81 enrod on his land AM assess thu vu Of
the said estrsy sstl steer is small stst
coIor belly, the end or the tan
white aud right leg ri 4ly whit of the len
ear and under bit the right 40 brand, and supposed
TO be two years old this last spsing. ven under our
hands and seas this tie 29th 'iav # June, sas
WILLIAM JORDAN, a..
FEEDEII 0FS POF LN Ell. q. s.
JOS. s.. ARMS rRoNC, IL. 81
augT-st+ Teste- JNO. Nj CULLOCtI. elk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

. Gen. Cas- il said to DO in a critical state of
health. The Cleveland Plaindea:er SAYS: Ale
isSudering from diarrhoen, and has both age and
season against him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
N OTTO Ell

LII those indebted to the of Gortz & Dickman,
N coal miners, are hereby authUrze pay same
10 any one except subscriber compliance tia
noce i'll trouble aid expense T. the debtors Of the
firm AUG CT ETZE,
iulyo7-dim Surviving Primer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

JOURNAL OF A DEFEATED CANDGDATE.-The
following may suit the case of hundreds of in
dividualR:
TAursday.- Received the nomination of an.
Office in the City Council< Surprised and inlig-
nant. demonstrated with COMMITTEES Was told
must place myself in the hands of my friends.
Eventually did so.
trId1y.--lmmense poster on brick pile OPP
poslte my house; my name in two foot letters.
Great anguish on the part of my wife aud fami.
", who believe that every officer Of the city
government must, according to law, be indicted
aud tried at the end If his term. Friends meet
ne III the street, say that there is rllinOr about
town that ! am out for Office, which rumor.
ought to be publicly cOntradicted. Other friends
offer lronical congratulations, and leave me in.
uouos whether the office is unfit for me- or | for
the Office. Old gentleman says he will not be.
levelti tor he knew my father, aud he was u
respectable man.
iSnturdGy.-Man on stnop Of my house, with
a big stick and terrier. Br0ad.ShUuldered SlO-
venly person, with Sanguinary eye. Game to
advise me to beware Oi class of ruihanS that
go round election times extOrting money from
candidates. Offers his services to tend the
polls. Customary, he says, to pay in advance.
refer him t" my committee He whistles to
his dog Engage him at five dollars, cash down.
We part with expressions of mutual esteem.
Going in, find six men smoking in my parlor
they say, Tor candidates to give prizes ON these
occasions. Refer them to my committee. Cap
| tain very polite; tells me he will give time to
thimk about it, and will come on Sunday With
the whole guard, to see what fine looking set
uf men they are. Result ten dollars for n " izp
Evening" Excited person calls for subscrip-
ton for a banner Refer him to my committee
Threatens personal violence, and swears awfully
Subscribe for a banner. Man comes with
wooden leg; wants a new one. Three more ban.
ner men. Clergyman for subscription. to
deserving charity. Seventeen men TO attend
polls. More crippleS Delegation want their
fire engine painted. Man without arms to post
bills. Woman for subscription for coffin Chill
lren all crying up stairs, My wife in Mysteries
General terror and confu ion. Midnight
Curchlight professions; kettle drums; serenade;
make speech; rotten egg hits me in the eye;
general fight; spannors, brickbats, clubs, ban.
ners, torches, aud fists.
WeeInesdGy.- Wake up defeated. Tell my
frieuds that don't care for myself, but feel sur
ry for the city. My wife gees home to her
mother; the children are sent whore they can
not be under my Influence. No home, no
friends, no wife, aud money.-M 4 Times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

JouN LErcuEa.-Poor John Letcher can't be
trusted with the governorkhip. That pamphlet
business settled the hash for him. The Rich
mond Enquirer says:
ave are not satisfied with Mr.. Letcher,s
avowal of anti slavery sentiments of ls47. The
ayoWai was open, frank and manly. but does
the Democratic party should any man be non,i.
mated ado eceeeNtcrtained anti.slavery senti.
mentS This isno enmity to Mr.. Letciier. hut
friendship 10 the Democratic party, and under
this one broad rule all such nominees equally
come"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
PR1VATR SALE oFv aLuARI ON.
ln-the NeIs hbnrl,aoaor d. ,...,s.l s - )

Psl saeseEissr offers the wen known .ra..
a Farm which has been sui divided into s
which T be sold togesr to tt t
Each farm Is fenced ana t s9e
promotion Of arab. and Woodland Each fam =; TAR
ziilE Of shee or cattle 4aLhs'4 lor the gra-
: ~ U S9 o1tains ne acres The Inn i,,
\, gooI repair, consisting Of fne Stone are
no. Shs. fii and orclaTd Of The
.,,t ~ 2 q aeres Tie bSild,ns.
" q h1uss good barn. and poo con.
-, = " @ NO s : ContaInS 116 acFes Bsd'1 H.
= is lalid In this d "a n, ten
~ 1Tla9 70 4-Within elk ulilea Of yyb,siS.
ana mss on ft dwelling hop AZ contains
there are 2i5 acres. 's 'u UNDER land In this
M 10. q ts ~ 6eauti hill Il I'M
Of Wheeling, W Anu Within six miles
I Ess a. 49, hui fern Improved, and q,
stable, and tine frrif! q 4'lSsI Spou barn and
~ 4oose rroierty lies within eight mile. ~ ya1,
3S eksand two mite Mrs ST
w " = -one-sSurth casi ana a.
s9a annual beading isrtss ~ Ss'ence in
payable annually. nefarreli nay OF
aeed az trust nroneFty seen.
i1EtheE aTtletlArs. eElonfT : ~
con Soodng Esq, Elm Grove y nesilfR, aud ia.
ziuiy2s.8m ELLEN B. BUoHANAN,
4ls44 VI 2 = fll Ohio CO. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

THE PRlNcE AND PR1ScEss OF PRuss1A.-one
of our exchanges, in.speaking of the INTENDED
visit of Queen Victoria to her daughter, the
Princess of Prussia, roeontly married, says:
Yictoria's daughter has temper of her own.
and is disposed to wear the brooches, and rule
her lord as absolutely as the Queen, her royal
mother, her dutiful father. The Prince of Prus.
sla Is skittiSh, and all does not go merrily as
notwithstanding, nevertheless, however. The
Queen of England, it is said, WILL about the first
OF November, acquire the dignity Of grand.
motherhood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Hon Caleb Gushing has been invited to do.
liver the address this year btfo the United
States Agricultural Society, at Richmond, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
a. READING NATTER on Every PACE.


CENTRAL ONO RAmRoAD.-An article of con-
siderable interest, concerning the late difficulty
on the Central Ohio Railroad. will be found in
our paper to-day. It purports to give full
history of the affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
DEMTISTRY

rTNHE respectfully inform the public thny
have associated themselves together for the practice
Monroe Union sts where they will happy
Dentist.
They were both anfor veralyearEthe assist
ants Of the late Huhen, the senior partner
constantly engaged in the practice for himself for the
dlring whcltime a"quain
ofthe United states, and has fImliarsed himself
with their pecuarites In operating Thej there.
fore confident being able give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them withtheir PATRONAGE.
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
whet ling, Nov. IL, 1857. JAMES ORR.
.D-Messrs n. & o. take pleasure in rererrtnE,byp
mission. the following gentlemen:
u. Weed, D. Hon Geo. w. Thompson, His lion ARD
Morgan Nelson, t:sq., VI En Esq, DIR. John
FrsseI, Dr. ". J. Bates, DR.. Il. H. oumuins, DR. E.
Hlldreth COl, CalIant Oel8pain, John 6note
ESQ, NlsClallens Knox z CO. Marsh : Tavlor novl9
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Rintione.u

NOTE PAPER and Envelopes ali an,, size, ~.
al gr alns dov sins Cards letter and
ng. Si; ana bner'a Writing and Copying Flu a. ar
14ts % PAYNE { co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

HEALru IN NEw oplEAxs-Thc yeilor fever
there seems to DO no doubt, now-i% steadily
on the increase at New Orleans; but, as there
does not appear to be any regular official record
OF its progress, we have to rely upon such
roundabout information as we can get. The
following, from the Boston Traveller, is the la
test
YxI1Ow FEVER AT New onLsASs.--A tele.
graphic dispatch from. New Olleans states the
number ofdeaths in that city for the last week
"t 1870, Of which7O were of yellow fever.
Ifthese figures be correct, the Increase is
anpleasantly rnpid-the deaths from the pes.
thence the previous week being reported ut 20
only.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

NFuFALclA,-A gentleman living in Philadel-.
I'm passing through Pittsburg. some months
since, IpurchaSed bottleof B,eerAare's Holland
BttfTs. 1t relieved me So much that on retur.
Dyott.which completely cured me Of Neuralgia.
! have recommended the article to many Of INV
friends and four or five ofthe number saw It
cured them. think that my Recommendation
has done more for its sale in Philadelphia than
your advertising.
eve are not permitted to publish the name,
eating with uS ny letter. will be convinced ofthe
truth nethiS statement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH!
Great Excitement in wheeling.

NOTICE TO CASH BUYERs.-I take pleasure in in
IN forming my friends and customers Tat in adopting
the Cash system sbetO sell goods least from 20
to 81 cent house in Wheeling and for
evdt nee OF the above oul tell e have sold more
double the quantity Of goods that used TO sell n
lourshng times under OLD credit system. am T.
ting large my stock EEK to supply the
Increased demand. have again received very large
astonsh you. cash ard cash only All cash buyers
Wishing money by goods cheap are respect.
FURY invited to give early CALL and examine for
yoursslyes and YOU will he disappointed-fcr having
0ne finest in the city, and stock of goods
unsurpassed; No 3d. N. w corner oi Nan ami Riddle
streets, Centre WHEELING, opposite Mrs ZaDes residence
Packages .lver parts Of the reenf charge.
augT Respec frly, JOHN RoEMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

c,ToRE ROOMS &oFF1 rs, Nv BILLINGS, Frame { Brick
IN IN. bth Waid. Rooms in tie second third sur
- oos5 bu house al small Hall 2 b, feet; lS
Lots for sale olltsse on fayoLabs apply
hNttNsHs 1H02.5 HOKNlsR,' Ok
~ Office, No. l1S< Main Street, GetSeon MonlUe nd
a2Ind 10 my absence from the city spplvto
= - 4. II. HCBIElL,
;o.1v No. &c MVLr e stretL-I D Stairs
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GARDENING.

rT1HE subscriber offers number ofacres suitable land
four miles from the city, tie National ROad-for
Gardening purpose; vegetable and fruit raisin Viii
lease for - lumber OF years Iayo able te ms.
iuly99-Im 1HOS. u0RNBROOR
once No. 11s]E. Main street. up stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
noRAALROR RnNr.

y,yo pouses on John street, House on Hampton at
NV raj nm Quincy street. and dwelling hIl>e and
49, 70 n, In Centre Wheeling the corner OF Min IT.
sd Marcel Alley Enquire at the Union House. corner of
Main ard quincy streets, Of JOHN BRUCE
inly8,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

A ZINE assortment of Travelling B4skets Hat 1T,o,,
Az ana Cloth Brnsh-s, :rEnnery P5matomS SS9n
-: Also the genuine Maria Far in C.i'.ns ~
wicker ootslfs, Mt Gilysll PAYNE { cos u.s. ~