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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

Letters from France advise Of heavy los
,ss on Cotton, and the probable protest OF
numerous bills drawn by American houses,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21
Incendiarism in Portsmouth.

Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has reach
ed such pich in Portsmouth, Va, that On
Tuesday night last an excited meeting was
held in the Town Hail. 1t was addressed ~
Cap. Samuel Watts, who advised the people
to respect the law and not use violence. AZ
the close of his remarks, cry was raised |"
"douce the lights" and accordingly al th'
lights were put out, save one, which " SCI
zed by resolute man an "'rrled o. tlo
.no,ker,s Stand The Ch, ebert
Dickson, here leaped on the tabl, a. d d'n"l
the disorderly portion of the as'emolase "
proceed to further excuses, and this bad "
quoting effect on them. A commltte oi 'if'
teen was appointed to prepare bushes, ior :
subsequent meeting. There is great deal VI
excitement in Portsmouth on the subject
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

The fredericksburg Herald says:-"At
the last Gubernatorial election Waitman l.
Wiley received one vote in Fredericksburg,
for the Office of Lieutenant-Governor. 1t
was cast by that consistent temperance man.
Mai. Chas. Williams, who will have thou
sands and tens of thousands to follow in his
track ON the 4th Thursday in May. The
Major withdrew from politics few years
ago, but as an Old Liner he buckles on the
harness again, right manfully, and will DO
his part in the campaign"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

II. schooner Richmond. from Boston f0r
baltimore vent ashore on tbs 18th in't.' near
Newport and has bilgsd. -..., rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

The Richmond Wing says: "The late Con-
vention requested Of the Chairmen Of the
Senatorial delegations to designate to the
State Central Committee, the names of suita-
BILE persons to be appointed district and coun-
ty canyassers, for the present contest. 1t is
exceedingly important for them to discharge
the duty imposed upon them, without mo-
ment's unnecessary delay. Let them, then,
forthwith. select the electors for the canvass
and send their names and address to the
Central Committee in Richmond"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

The Vice Regent of the Mount Vernon
Association in Virginia, acknowledges the
receipt Of $500 additional, from several Ma.
sonic Lodges in the State, for the Mount
Varnon Fund. rar..-.... ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21

The Richmond Wing urges the formation
oswh;p Clubs in all the counties Of the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21
A,...rt of the British Museaa has col

An AGENT OF the ~ I"r.'e - a;sor-
l.ossd, e. Phihdelphia, four hundred amer
ON. rr;ntsd biographies Of Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21
The Democratic journals are now investi-


eating the "records" of VIM. Ballard Pres
ton, and George w. Summers, on the slavery
question, and quoting from them to show
that they were "unsound" in 1872. Well,
they defeated Mr.. Summers, las we think
very unjustly,) on that ground-and MIR.
Preston is not candidate for Office. Be-
sides, as they have agreed to overlook MIR.
Letcher's opinions on the slavery matter in
l347, because Of his (Mr. Letcher's) decla-
ration of change Of sentiments, las Mr..
Summers avowed his change of sentiments
on the subject it would seem to be reasona-
BILE that they should not bear very hard now
upon gentlemen for "unsound" opinions in
1881! The provocation is, that attacks are
made by gentlemen of the Wing party upon
Mr.. Letcher for his course in l847. The
Democratic party set the example when Mr..
Summers was candidate, and, We suppose,
that those who choose to urge the objection,
consider it proper retaliation. The point
of the argument is, or should be, not that
Mr.. Letcher is now an Abolitionist, or that
he would not now be true to the South on
the subject of slavery, but the inconsistency
and injustice of the course of the leaders Of
the Democratic party in condemning Mr..
Summers, because he was Wing, for that
which they excuse in Mr.. Letcher, because
he is Democrat!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-21
ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1859
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20
FOR SALR or RENT

oERER for sale .e Mill as the
all the There Is also an exc.licnt
sett OF Cardlng Machines. additional naci
nery5 II required, connected mill
en- Immediately, IL required etNH
Also for sale, farms, each co nta lining over
dred and sixty acres, which there are about
h9nd red acres cleared nd In good
o. cultivation with an Orchard and FrSme Dwellip IIonsss
With good Orcla I'd aud Buildings. ~ - S"tsu >
Also one lot ground conatnng about seven
nigh state Of with DWELLING Houses
thereon, alaTge Store House, with cellar
smith Shop and stabltng for eight horses together with
Ster buildings that are necessary re pTougTty
ON Fish Greek, aEshal Fish Greek Turn
This isone of the best oe,ttons In NJ VIr~in.
Of wheat and other grain. Ts
offered teFms: of : iinrcGss.
money 70 be pail In hand aud the balance in equal install
mems OF one, Two ana
giving Ge8ot!I BILE note with approves Sc cllrItV
ANY EcrsCE the oTVoFttiny of
Ing this TALL required; also f
OF stock and farming utensils
premises Il sIIST5SS:I 1 9TSS, On the
.auY1I= dGR2m Woodland N.Y. q, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

81 0b'truetion.-since the advent Of the
Sela weather VIC have noticed that the sides
salNs are frequently obstrpeted with loads of
oal' which are thrown from the carts aud re.
VAN as stumbling places for pedestrians during
a' night All5whothus obstruct the sidewalks
pc liable to fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

y ~ HI sSJIHlCN8IlIIfE e
ITO tn E.5DAIIfYf INTEI3LS GSLNGER
5;;s55szzz
gNS6Rs@ AEE9 l AN MONTE sTa e ct
8EIIJRTEIII2# TlE T1NTss7 IA FIo1EH
sIJTI F3ESsYz II
80
8 HARpRR's EFsRRY. Oct. 81 9s-trhe 9nrisoners
have been tied To 1t
will be indicted am tried in 4 few
The arrangement about the inrisfict;Dn has
been Sci Iya :.
are to try the prisoners for murder
mean while theaTT
on the charge Of treason. Gov NJ ;sal ~
Mr. Ould the District a torney st(,ot be hSlFTe
objection to the General Iovcrn
against the prisoners hat win Ia lift 81
them, BY the time lie Virsinias borifiss
done with them.
ro;.,,,55zs;.4 ~ a., a..
.'sss :.
Ia &c 90
200 N -
=, =
Ia EJ l - = 80 ~ tas
fo AZ
CSrolin. md Gs H.,
nm
an s 9
nobnn9lance
an the f
~ .,ne
smith I.;seesa 70 q
1ame Ihey ere +, liz
"a
ti,e ~.
Hosavs that hs I,sl,o .;,,,a.
hs sec,Sc = nus,
soon md $500 100
COMING The Sis
IN VI parry "
men ms whom bo sSset
~ away on a
under he Ie sIes
BTown i't
MI; Tocoyer l;vor
watson Raw CT
C|l'io ra;sad ~
kStenhens Of Conncetcnt lac s
thre halls lis 20
Lieut.. Albert Hazlett, Of Penna., dead; Lieut..
Jeremiah Anderson, of Ind, deld; Lieut. VIM.
lsLeman. OF Maine, dead; Capt. Duo. F. Cook, of
Conn, escaped. Priyn!es-Stewart Taylor, of
Canada, dend; Gtas. 7. lido, of Maine, dead;
zWm Thompson, Of Ny, dead; Dolph Thonp-
son, of N. " dead s7#
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

q Arrested. The man who committed
ape upon Miss Carroll, on Monday last, near
s y Hill Marshal county, has been arrested at
huntsville, Pa, and duly committed by Justice
Les. Miss Carroll, who is not So. badly injured
. ~: at first supposed, appeared as witness
saa identified the yillanous rascal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20


evangelical christians opposed to the policy Of
/ the American Tract Society," on the subject Of
Slavery, mctsin this city yesterday The attctl.
dance IS very large, embracing delegates from
4 Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and
Wisconsin. The convention was permanently
organized by the election Of Rev. Henry Is.
Mitchell, Of Michigan, President
Inc committee appointed to report business
Tor the action of the convention re ported the
following set of rcSoutions-tnat the Tract
/ "A SencyzlS the:tnost vital means for the promo
ton of the cause of Christi that efforts 10 re-
vlye the African Slave Trade, demand q renew
ed testimony IRON the Church, against its
nominations; that Evangelical christianity con-
uemnS slave holding as one OF the highest
crimes against God and man; that in view of
1.-THE refusal of the American Tract Society Of
1 tue Now 1ork to apply the gospel to the sin Of
.saSezholdlng, the time has come for a re organ
| lzat'onS OF asystemsof operations withthe view
| 10 meet the present eXigencies OF common
christianity. Addresses were made by mem.
oers from Boston aud Cincinnati, which showed
| a strong feeling Of opposition to slavery and the
actl0n OF the American Tract Society on7that
subject, pcrvaded the assembly, The conyenS
| Ton will probably remain in session for some
days.
NEw 0KLEASs, Oct. latb.-Advices from
brownsville state that the fever has disappeared
| in5that vicinity: The citizens Of Brownsville
| had formed battalioRs to stand guard nightly.
Monterey adyiccs to the 28th ult have been
received.
DrnASco.-Tbe State of Durango had been
taken and sacked on the 10th BY a band OF two
hundred robbers. On the arrival#of the troops
they were dispersed, and many Of them were
killed
Tile army at Monterey had pronounced
against Gen. Vidaur, who, with Zuazua, had
left for Texas.
Gen. Malqnese had been defeated twice near
Gnade!jaura, by Gen. Ogason, commanding a
| force Of the Liberals. Gen. MarqueSc had asked
| for reinforcement from Cen Wool.
RlcuNoSp, Oct. 19--I'osdayI,s session of the
House Of Deputies was chiefly occupied in@the
discussion Of the proposition requesting the
House of Bishops to reconsiders MISREPRESENTATION
last session, in relation to the use of books
| os5prayer. No action.was taken.
SoNrRylLLE, n. Oct. l9.-G General Peter j.
Stryker died this morning ut the age Of ninety>
|. four#y years. lie had the Office Of Major Gen'l
ofthe third division of The a. j. Militia and had
served inzthe State Legislature during several
terms Gen'l Stryker was the oldest military
officer in Commission zinzthe State lie wasia
wagon 6oysin thogrevolution under Gen. Wayne
His fnQeral will take place on Friday morning
BosroX, Oct. 1g.-Tho steamship Europa
from Liverpool on the 9Th inst, is. nov due at
Halifax, but in consequence OF the telegraph
being down east of Bangor, no intelligence can
be received from Sackyille.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

81 Niger 1" a Wood file"-some time
during Tuesday night, negro man imbibed a
Little too much whisky, and being sensible Of
bis condition, and afraid to go home to his
employer, went and crawled into wood shed
mi the vicinity of our Office, where he might re
pose His deep rotations, after "6ftful fe.
yer caused him to sleep well, andhe was still
occupying his rough bed when countryman
came yesterday morning with a load of cord
5000, and proceededto pitch the sticks into
the shed The boozy blacks head was used for
'short time as sOrtzof slide, without disturb
lag him, but at last one of the heavier pieces
struck him on the leg, when he arose.from out
the wood Ikea sable, wingless Phoenix, and
came very near taking thereof off the shed.
Upon coming to consciousness he found his
Inns barked. his head peeled and swollen, and
be didn't feel well himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

e a. lKeaaes0ay's lEarket.-rhere was the
aimaest attendance at market yesterday morn
ing that we have seen. formany a day, and every
thing, as the market men say, was awful dull.
The days Of odouriferous sour krout, that de-
lightfal edible which unapprcciative Greeley
describes as cross between rotten cabbage and
picked manure, have come again, and it was
cabbage in wagons, cabbage stalls, cabbage
in baskets and cabbage on the sidewalk. Every
where cabbage selling at 2 and cts, or al
most whatever the buyer would give Tomas,
toes but few some slightly red. most of them
green, and all of them shabby-as at ancient
entertainments, the best came first and since
men have well3eaten. that which is worse-sold
At s cts, per peck for green and o.for the bal
hnce. Notwithstanding the brightness of de~
nand the old prices prevailed generally. Butter
IS and 30 cts; apples from 10 to 20 cts. per
peck; eggs II cts. per doz.; -four and meats un-
changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20
-IkEORIYRIs,s SAFE Or 8 81 .IN==l5:.7=

ATzPGBIlC AUCTION.
WILL sell at Public Auction. on TUESDAY.th osh
at the No. GO and 6s Main ST.
sne stock Of Iron nd char
to the late firm Todd q Co Of the
iron WORKS. insisting Tire Iron, Buggy Tire
Shos Band ron Saddle Tree, Round and SQUARE
oval and Half Oval 1Ton
$50; one 5000 h. and 1900 ID. FairbsnEs Scales
TERMS OF SALHAl sums under $50 cash; over $50 and
eFs yoo four ,mSnhs six months
&c tiEins negotiable notes with approved security
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
e. NJ NORTON,
-osel17ss Recetyer2o of ]. n. Todd a Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

lElds-Th theodore sfErydsr Vas pa, found
S5enk ana. ssamPsriRg bout the Island night
Ss1oEe last, almost5in state of3nudity. Hewas
snt5 over otticerSR Rich.
.ardsons and sentEtojSil -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

% 777e Weekly Iatellincer viii. be issued to-
o'y With with az unusual amount Of interesting news
and choice miscellaneous matter. It will con.
am full and satisfactory account Of the origin,
progress and suppression of the daring insur-
'seelon at HarPer's Ferry, the off.hand lecture
y the venerable Peter Cartwright, and all the
most important local events of the day. Call
md geta copy. Only i've cents a piece, OF. one
Dollar year, in advance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

PARKEpspuke Va, Oct. l9.-rhe fine Depot
ofzthe Northwestern va. r. II. at Ellenb oro' y as.
destroyed BY fire at three O'Clock this morning
The building tits supposed was set ON fire, and
the loss is uninsured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20
Trustee,s Sale.

A1EnSG66fS 59alA.
EQY virtue of Of trust the
- eemneE, S5S from William GoRdy James IL Stout,
s. Gfe9 Of trust from James
IN the Clerks Office of Ohio county Courte shah
JAY
tSaf ~ tile following prof erty.
City All d SH The
now GnoWn as Centre Wheeling situated on the east
o. OhaPne streets also the undivided half the LOT num-
half OF the south half tile lot Two
i've both Of which lots No 24 are situated on the
that part of the City Wheel ng
TkRus fourth Of the purchase money IN
S1s ISL, remaining fo9rths In three equal INSTALL
months from the day Of sale tic pGrcbsssr qvis
nonds Tor the credit secured b deed
The title isbeleved to lnsnutabte and encountered
vested In by deeds Of trust g y
554snEs.f S . 9sT6i44 ~.
g :. ] : Asstiioneer. L.esso=t a5ns'sss.
asoTs sale !, mt, The
place on tho premises. = e &c rs
CHAS. MORGAN, -
ATELY aEarde the First Premium fer tSe .
sns island has on han .s lar
pee i me 81 SADDLES Harness Trunks, &c.,
for cash and warrant to give general JnIt
give ne eau and oek before purchasing
me pace, No.lt6 Main ST., cor of iarket ocs
SUNDRIEs.-l96l los. BfchFomate Potash, 2==-.
~ o ~ ies. sugar Of Lead-Whito, -
ZUQ lbs. Bor86, refined.
ZZsepLso For sale by 7. n. LOGAN Z co.
THE BEsTzWlIlTE LEAD IN THE SIARKETI-TVTI-go
farther, wear longer and make finish than aS
Lead in use FAHN EST0OK's.l - -
sePts9 Solo agents.
IQURNEFT'Sz CO00AINE for the Hair,ZE . 80.
~ Received and for. saleiJ T.sH 5LOCAN5&5 co ~
-sePt8Y 49, and LOGAN, LIST 4 &C.
SONDRIES ~
f 90 lbs lbs Sutme egg, 50 lbs. Mace s1s
9ov iSs. canary. see 6A1 lbs. Cream Tartar.
sept80 zReceiyed and for salebN T. LOGAHTk COS
ELASTIC BxTENs1oNasYRI
a FRESH SUPPLY received and for sale by Il
4ep1tS --zz. and L0(3AN,sL ,1sT&s Co.,,
To Families, E =
HSF RECEIVED q large lot prime Kentucky " hite
y wheat that we are now Family Flouf
-99esS z.5l A. H. DETWILER e U0.as
UNFOUNDEDs REPORT.
KEARsLEYE HOUSE, sFGIR4os4 i y
June i2sth, 1883 8S 81
Sulated In Wheeling ami elsewhere; that my
closed Permit me through the To-
correct this assure
hours, at this establishment. Respectfully a.
lyl==8mz sJOHNaRRARsLEY.
M RS: ALIENS Hair RestoratiY
- Won,s schRappsS OaFtetss Spanish Aiixtu fe,75
And all other popular Family Aedicin es
sept - S.tE0NDENRRR6'S.zf
I0kEsoRlPTlONs5car efuy7 omponndf a
y the day night, at GRAIIAlISs DRUG .STOR e.
i. oct6 - Sign 6 the Big bi6rtar.z
NALT.25g barrels Pomeroy N aud Dairy
~ prime cooperaSe, for sale by -
5oet6 6E0. ADAMS 50 Main Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

fd7 Is z common there are
Americana than can be found anSSn9
on ethsF civilized nation. soTioas
the and forget the wants Of the
such Sc DO little good What lust
to the orIS Dr. Hostetter has given
qsnlzsn Of the counting houses the toll
tIe sho aboard and the
lamp found in the
prefer It to but less e1caz
But It should not forgotten tbat Sta
Which y SO IN Il. influence upon frame
nature to the most terrible 81
would not give &c a trial sssSt- $50 " Nc
BlE SOU ~ drugglsts aud dealers everywhere
81 see vertisement in. another column. oc+1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

LoUlsv.IEE, Oct. l0.=Riycr falling slowly, 8
feet inches in the canal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

81 Real Estate at Auction. call atten>
~" 20 the "Saleof real estate at auction, . by
=. caldwell, which takes place on the ground
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20
oREIGN NEWs
STEAMSHIP. ELUROpA!.


ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
SAckyIIIE, Oct: The Enropa from Liv.
erpool, on the SthsinSt, arrived at Halifax this
mornings and zlicr8ncws rcached here by. hors g
xPress this evening. Her adviceS are 8 days
later.
The Hangs from, \. T., arrivedat Queens.
town on the Gths int The Ocean Queen also
arrived out on the 9th. The Persia arrived at.
liverpool on the 8th.
Ehe Zurich conferences were still continued.
and urther progress in the settlement o. the
Italian questionfwas reported,
The Great ss Eastern was expected to leave
Portland for II lyhead, on the same taye The
Europa sailed from Liverpool.
ltalianSp political alflrs were unchanged
Great agitation prevailed Mt Naples, and nu j
merous arrests had been made,
Later atlvces from India have been received
which state thatsthe European troops who were
discharged from further service, had consented
to go to China.
The ship American Congress had gone ashore
in the English Channel, e5vessel.w expected
Ito be saved
L1yERPooIs GoTroN aIARSgr, Oct The
brokers circular reports an Improvement in the
alrz and mlddling quotations of.cottou, nnd5th
quotations sorzwhich are slightly advanced
The inferior qualities continue depressed and
Iunsaleable, and Observation-Disclosures
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Oct. 0:-Bio.
land, Athyia S Co., james Mclienrys g. Co,
Richardson, Spencer & Co., and other circulars.
report the provision market steady, butqnict.-=-
Beef steady, with5a slight decline, especially in
inferior qualities. Pork heavy aud ,unsalcablc
Bacon quietand quotations nominal Lard firm
l.with3more doing, Mt sos 6da5GS TalluwS in bet
ter demand atz5Tsa59s
LIVERPOOL, 7th.-B readstuffs market=general.
ly firm. Richardson & Spence report. Flour
tirma at 22s Gda37s per bbl. Wheat has been
firm, there being better tone in the market
since Tuesday, but at thescloSe the market was
Inscriptions o., 9dal Is per GENITAL of IOOlbs. Corn
is buoyantwith slight advance on al qualities
under tho influence ofsspecuative purchases;
yellow 5s 9daGs for yellow and 7sa7s Cd per
GENITAL. Bgland, Attlyia & Co say Flour was
held for the advances Of Gall per quarter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

., clever fellow and keeps a hotel' on Market
Spare. Vim. Yost keepsa lager beer saloon.
n the same vicinity. Both are5of the Teutonic
persuasion: Klinkler mimic Yost's yester.
IN afternoon and said he had had a dream IN
which he thought he had worsted Yost in q
fsbt Yost suggested that perhaps Mr.. Klink.
III would like to realize that dream. Mr.. .Klink.
Ii thought he could easily do SO. Mr.. Yost
said KInker was liar, whereupon Kliokler
reached over the counter and shipped Yost on
tbeeheek hard enough TO scar his. face and draw
The claret. Yost, burning up with passion
ailsd club and drew it back with the intcnS
ion Of putting out Klinkler's chunk, but Ia.
ling second thought, mot a sober onel threw
down the saw-log and went into Klinklcr With
bis natural mauls Of destruction. Klinkler was
wiling and at it they went. Here Mrs. Yost
rushedin to the support Of herliege lord, and
making her presence manifest in the rear Of
Klinklers person, that usually quiet individual
turned about and pinched her. At last the
fight ended much to the regret of several per
sons who stood looking on, and soon afterwards
thstw male beligerents Werearrested by off.
cerScroggins and taken to AID Wrlght's office.
Some dozen or more Germans were summoned
,svitnesses in the case, and after hearing and
sizing the testimony the AID. fined both par.
ties fse dollars and costs.
Nj. Klnkler5 then wanted to swear out war.
antagainst Yost for going about. with a pistol
and threatening to shoot him, but we did moi
'hs,r how this last affair terminated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

4, s. Tried to Esedps on5the last trip. down
= Tue steamer R. 3. Hamilton, aleouple ofslaves
~ were going south made an ettort5t TO escape
SiEonton. They got on free soil, but their
$ 0uttooted them, and they were soon on.
ss boat againand securely iroRed.
e ~ Ssns gp-Lawrence HelpinsWas found.
W. asaS and violating that famous second section,
=, Officer seFoggins gathered him up.
8. wheeled him into AID, Wrigh,'s Office,
4sece ne was committed to jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

BosTox, Oct. 1g.-'Iho steamship Europa
from Liverpool on the 8th.inst, is nov due Al
Halifax hut in consequence Of the telegraph
being down cast Of Bangor, no intelligence can
be received from Sackville.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

sIy1JISTHIGI4 FROM HARPER,S
t'EREEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

By THE UNION LIME.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

@Eg-A 7Fianqu1ar Roo WIN. Klinkler is.
., clever fellow and keeps hotel'' on Market
Spare YIN. Yost keepsa lager beer saloon
ia the same vicinity. Both are of the Teutonic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

R1cuNoYp, Oct. 19.-Iosday,s session Of the
House Of Deputies was chiefly occupied in the
discussion Of the proposition requesting the
House Bishops to reconsider MISREPRESENTATION
of last session, in relation to the use of books
of prayer. No action was taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

HARPERs Ferry, Oct l9.-The prisoners
have been committed to jaIl.at Gharlcstown to
await the action Of the Grand Jnly, when they
will beindicted and tried in i. few .claYs
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-20

NEw 0KLEASs, Oct. latb.-Advices from
in5that vicinity. The citizens Of Brownsville
| had formed battalions to stand guard nightly.
Monterey adviccs to the 28th ult have been