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senasor Halo WIln Face the M usic.
John ?. Hale, Of Nov Hampshire, under.
stands the bioviating ohivalry, and proposes
TO meet them on their own ssduse- hill.'-
Now lot thsm find bill Of Indictment against
him or else "dry up their lying accusations
and oowardly libsls. Mr.. Hale deserves the
gratitude of the North for the practical tee.
which be has offered to tho lily -livsred libel
lers who nov riot 10 bold dsnunciation Of all
our prominent Republicans BY way Of revenge
for the great "scdSs" which they suffered
from the invasion Of score OF crack Drained
sholitionisss:
CHICAGO, OCT. 81.
Senator Hale, OF n. H., publishes q letter
In this mornings Press and Tribune, in ref.
erenee to the attempt OF the New York Her
aid TO implicate him, in common with other
gentlemen, In tho Harpsr's Ferry insurrec-
ton He says:
81 shall not undertake the task OF vindi-
eating tho other gentlemen named In eonnec-
ton with myself, but 90 far % relates to my
self, can only reply BY denying every word
and syllable, and pronouneing the whole,
from beginning to end, in general and detail,
false, and challenge the world for particle
OF the testimony, written or verbal, sustain
ing one Of the charges thus rscklsssly brought
against ne, or for single circumstance cal-
sulatcd to east suspioion upon ne, 10 IN
uBprejudioed mind. never had any knowl-
edge or intimstion from any one, that IN in
surrsction, or outbreak, or anything Of the
sort, Was contemplated by John Brown, or
any one else in Virginia or elsewhere. He
adds, that II there il any such evidence let il
Do laid before the Grand Jury Of Maryland
or Virginia, il they find bill for any viola
tion Of Law Of sither OF those States, pledge
myself to 80 and meet the charge in person
before any judicial tribunal.''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
kEOKUk SHIRT MANURACTORY.
Ready Made Linen Depot,
II. A. 4 =. sHEPnERD 4 co.,
Third-st., bot. Main ! Johnsoa.
CHIRTS MADE no ORDER. from measure. eut
~ upon eur improved method. A ~ ruasanised
6sntlsmsn's Linen altered Or rspsired.
We viii also make up TO order, in superior man
ner, Ladies' and 0sntlsmsnsa undsr-wear in esn-
oraf.
Childfsn's Clothes, Ladies Cloaks, Rsralia, BE-,
Ac., made 10 order.
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidsrink, and all kinds
Of needle work executed in superior manner.
Nov. I'D
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Va Frenchman who Was exhibiting some
sacred relies, and Other suriosities, produced
among other things, sword, which Ne ~
enreo his visitors was ssSs sword Sat Balsam
nsd wnen ne would kill 70 ass" A spesta.
sor remarked that Bslasm had no sword bu,
at be wished for.n s1'
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Removal.
IA III. HEA6LIP hes removed his Clothing
IA House 10 the frsme store on Third-st., Ense
side, nsar the Alley, where he 10 now prepared to
exhibit choice and well assortsd stock Of Ready
made Clothiag and Furnishing Good, which viii
times. rNc~1 AT
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SrATrE or HoaAcE MANs.-Ths Lseisla-
sure Of Massachusetts has granted psrmis.
sion TO the friends OF tho late Horace Mann
10 erect statue Of him in the State Hous,
yard.
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e1Omnibusses are running in Beyrout,
and this nav evidence Of European ciyilixa-
ton sets the Eyrisns al sgase.
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Ssggssfsd BY thoSghfs ssprsssss IN Lsefsvs BY
the Rev. s. H~clsy, October 30th.
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DiDe0luGtOn.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the
i nams and styk OF q. II. Holt 4 Co. was dis
solved By the withdrawal Of j. Hosea, on the 9Th
day Of Sept, 1859, BY mutual consent. Geo. 81.
Holt will ssin continue the old stand collecting
all macy due the arm and paying ali cIAims
against n The business will b continued undsr
same name and style Of
Oct. 70, 1859. q. H. HOLT AGO.
novld3ts
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- CAOIHlNG -
FORTHEMILLION
w which has bssn hoIsht low sn1 win - sSld
low Ter sasA. Ths prices suited for hard tinss
and the gods afs for al kinds Of castomofs. To
stock sonpFisss every ssyls and quality q Cloth
ing, Gsntlsmsn's Tsrnishing Goods. Trunks, W.
hsss, Carpet BAgs, and everything eonnonly kept
In our line.
cussonss villnsa Il Tor their interest 10 e.l, =
are determined 70 sell - chssp the cheapest,
. W aess sharss anything Tor showing goods,
and arc always pleased to So customers even II
they don't buy.
Kenembsr the piaos. On Third-ss, bstweea
ssptIYd s. POLLOCK co.
CLOTHING sToRE.
T An again II tho clsthing businsss, and invite
i al ths old settlers, ~ well - al now onss 70
give me call q
BURKEs CORNER,
Northwest corner 81 Main and Third streets.
hsys wwy syas - eooAs FOR meas wear, wAish
! will ssliSAssD mr. sa1h.
Spring and GUNNER Goods
70 suit svssy tssts. Also, Gent lemons Furnishing
GosAs, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and VAlisss.
01-OAli ard see0 HARRY FULTON.
ksy1sd
1GSsv deeds Ibr tho Ladies.
[MIss \. KuNG returns msny thanks IN
NJ = the Ladies for their past pAtronaGeS
and Hopes 70 rsssivs eonhnuASss 81 a. u.
eau0s .1hA has retnlnsA With = lax4s sstsek -
Trsnoh Millip~y Goods. Fail snd Nintar Hre-
nsts of - last5t styles Rlsad Less. n hs2ee
Gloves, Gaantlstts, eiIk aAA NeolAA Gloves, Hoor
6kirts. Skirt 6uppcet19, 1ronoh 0eDekts, HAnsy
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DsssoAnaAon.
NMk eo-paxansrsAip ssrstofors existin hs4vecr
i p. r Reyes, J. ". Bishop and J. W. Rodsfsr.
under the nans snd style OF Royce, Bishop 1 Co.,
10 THU day dissolved.
y. W. BISHOP.
ksokuk, Oct 81 1859. j. W. RODKHRR
novld3t
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-. .. fu11n&. SoMa =. 0AAl
TUnNER q ORAra,
4 tier y y . = Il = ~

AGVA -
yXylLL givs strict attention 70 All business "a
wv trusted 70 their care, IN Leo county, Iowa
and IN Hancock county, iii. They viii attsnl
regularly the Courts IT Carthage.
49, Once over Ogden, Brownsll Co.'S Bool
Store, Main Street. Tan rs .dem1
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FoREIGN NEWS.
5 ARRIVAL OF THE srEAMER. PERSIA.


New YoRK, Oct 26.-The steamship Persia
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates TO Sutur-
day, the 18th inst.
The rumors from Zurich are contradictory.
Ono report says that the treaty will soon-6e
signed and the European Congress will be as
sembled.
The execuquator of the Consul atLeghorn
has been withdrawn on account Of political in.
trignes, and an explanatory note has been sent
to Washington.
The Emperor Napoleon has returned to Paris.
Several Italians were arrested at Bordeaux dur.
ing his visit.
Nothing is known in relation to the Great
Eastern movements.
The war steamer Hero is preparing for Van.
cover'sI Island.
The Philadelphia and Liverpool Steamship
Company has purchased the Glasgow steamers.
and willsmaintain the line monthly in winterand
fortnightly in summer.
The Pope prolongs his stay at Castle Gondol.
70, owing to the agitation of Rome, where
departing Sandman Minister.
Rumors are afoat of an approaching inter-
view between the Emperors of AnStTia and
Russia, and also that the Emperor Of Austria
will visit Napoleon.
An American frigate had arrived at. Jaffa, dc.
handing the extradition of the originators Of
the murder committed there three years ago.
Dclaysand misunderstanding are reported
in relation to the Lombardy DEBT, as delaying
the action of the Zurich conference. Other re-
ports say that the signing of the treaty NAV DO
hourly expected aud that the Congress which
is to follow has been already convened All the
great powers of Europe, including England, be-.
ing represented.
The steamships New and Borussia ar
rived the 18th.
The Russian Ambassadors at London, Paris.
Berlin and Vienna, had been summoned by
telegraph, TO meet the Emperor Alexan.s
der ut Warsaw, on the 18th inst The Emper-
or was expected to arrive at Odexsco on the
18th.
Its stated Notwithstanding the capture
of Schamyl, the Caucassians are far from being
entirely subducd. The lnvdlids Russe saws
that the #nlountaineers have another ChieE.anot
less intrepid and fanatical, and who may Still
resist for one.or two winters. The Russian ar
my in the Caucausasus, consists of &C, 600 men.
A variety rumors TO the effect that Aus
tria positively declines to sign the treaty of
Ipeace, tits not in accordance with the pre-.
liminaries of Villafranca; that Austria desires TO
tprotract negotiations till Spring, when she will
recomIncnce the war; that Austria undertakes
to guarantee TO the Pope the conservatism Of
his temporal =powers.in legations and others Of
la like nature were current and .niustEbe taken
lfor what heysarel worth. ss So
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TUESDAY, MORNING, OCT %, 1859.
GOAL M.A-E5I57F'EERS

#rs-A Nice Party. "A celebrated Roman in
..',ion that the patrcians once delighted toIpat.
,,re is now turned into CONSTABLE and an
IT. vas made night before last to turn5our
:, Tbespian Temple-the Atheneum-into a
:. Of midnight revelry and debauchery
ltrss Eliza Hunter, Tom Gillespie, Bill ST.
r,r and Augustus Risinger, crawled into the
,,,rsd ediice which is now unoccupied, and
A. Hunter and Risinger raked together. a.
az ross formerly used for making ..calves,
i an breasts, Messrs. Gillespie and St. Clair
.,s.sled in supply of whiskey, and they
&. thus prepared for regular night of ii.
hi. jack Allison, having. been excluded from
4. .saste Of reason aud flow Of bowl" be
bpkias himself Of mode of revenge, hit up
{ tbs plan of informing upon the jewellers.
n al of this idea, he staggered, half drunk,
10 All. wright's Office, and finding officers
D4fabaOsh and scroggins present, informed
ben Of how the Temple of Thespis was being
stefated and the second section violated. The
Iffsers proceeded to the place and surrounding.
he exit and the entrance, captured the entire
5osl. Alderman Wright sent the whole pack
. jail where they have spent many long day
before
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4WHOLESAI,E 5MA5RKET

3 BRooMs-Oommon S8If
BUTTER-In kegs 981O. - -
Il BUcKETS-M1rietta5 $2G92 25.
CHKKsE-Western Resery We 95l9ISc:
CASDLHs-TalioW ould II: din 20: star soerr,
( TALoR-1O9l2. - AA4
UoFFsE--JaVa 1sc; Rio 121<@21s.
FLouR-Extra Family S5,509575; Extra S5a5: superene
wnEAE..51,1os1s5 as.
oATs-S5 4s'2t
s. RRATHERs-4O945c. scarce.
EtSHShad $I4 Herrines sc: Ne 8IS11
EuRs-Raccoon 3O9S1{c. = = A. 20 80" 80.
CIISsASG-25R4o.
HHaFZG5sxs[ .,s ton ooi Timothy $1,000
z<LiNE-LousviiIe1 ], so
e941ss Orleans 4s Sugar House 49,
S4Tsaf@ IS iS Fpsnttne 7Otar s4x95
RAGS-293K, dull
zRIcR-59G1S.
SsEps-Flaxseed 1876; Glover 515.
SoAP-0astlie per. ID 1901 6; common ba8
SC0ARs-hew Orleans IS HID. s3SIn bbI -
F SSCFf-Scotcf 26; Rappee 22926
EsA-GunPowder ImperI 4Osass. TJvsor os97n.
P9Mchins 259Suc; 0olong S5@75c - sNSSs>sVs'
IIoSbAcco-6twists 70; five roll 246Dse
o., ashsd from IS to 22 Common ,agba5 o5 a.
So Fun blood extra 10 to 49,. " e0 - 20
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IT Is common there are more sufferers
from debility amNnE Americans, be found among
any other civilized nation. The obvious we
100 exercise and forget the body in
pursuits Of business. cases. ordi
C do little good What required just
snel anic and nvigOrator ICstetter has given
to the world In his CELEBRATED BIrTERs The Seak and
OF the counting house, exhausted toll
tne shoP.board and the Frustrated student OF the
lamp have found wonderful in the
ana prefer 1t to more pretentious, but
agent which y 50 magical in it influence upon frame
Whch IS merely de6tated, equally powerful in ASSISTING
would not give it a trial - = ~
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
See advertisement in another column oct1s
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COMMERCE.
3lTAII WA RsT55=ET3TIl5

NAIlJsNI1ARKIIEu n
ExtTs FAMILY RlS9rper Dbl $500
paco1 ~ x ~ $40
per 18c
- sbo,ijSS ~ =. 100
Gi,55ItsS
RnttsrfSo Ii'nss 10ci
0bsese Sl 1bei
SotsfeaS f,a,-, -. .= II t912o
JsSs 30
Rio roTsa ~, lSc
Sugar 0rleans) /. 100
Tso!g n. I, Bt07c
STsr,S4 a. - he
SIC
90 to SOC
pc. OTTO ESQ
SeIsnI. per gallon
Fsys u.s. 50c
GsssP rs So
ss eashsEs :. 90 to as
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% far Hunt.-on Tuesday last the Peep. .
mig on Salt Run, which empties into the Ohio
7sr from the Ohio side, some distance above
Is city, were startled by the appearance in
tir midst of band of insurgent hounds, head
dby three or four white men, with the evident
of destroying therace of foxes. The
io0ndSi seventeen in number, were started upon
De trail of fox at seven o'clock in the morn.
7s and are supposed to be still in pursuit
Sash yelpins, baying and bowling was never
Wore heard along the classic shades of Salt
san The instigators of the chase, a newspaper
1an ardia physician of Wellsburg, and equity
sntsman of this city, were mounted and armed
5th rifles and tin horns, and as they dashed
rough the woods, up steep hill sides, over fal.
2 trees and gaping gulIeys, footing in concert
7th the deep=mouthed hounds, the people
susht That the devil or John Brown had been
med loose, and that forty thousand Gabriels,
stead Of one, had come to call them hence.
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BUsINEss3N oFpT0Es.


sBU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
:, ssel7Fttl1 sana Winter Easai0us. sNrss S
S q Wednesday morning Oct astb n,
Ladies' please call. &c e r.
70 Farmers, professional men; business
=. !nsil, aIl.sorts of men, women and children arc
interested IN knowing that, as a family n e,di.
Dr. Iodd's Anti Bilious or Liver pms
super to any in use For diseased liver and
S Fasl they are indspensablel Try them
sue oys dealers. u H. Loganf& Co.. and
Logan, List & CO., General Agents au0
AZ lspery neshould know what 10 9,et.for
cold Or obstinate cough or soreness Of the
chest. Read the following. letter.:
new BEDFoRD, January 70, 1915.
Y sNfLEAEN: The invaluable medicine which
5Ve 60 from you, called Mrs NJ N. Gard.
n Iel .Da!san OF Llverwort and Hoarhound. has
eeeii an unreasonable blessing to me and to nv
,asa L nave usedit my own case, which
Vas deSPalred OF, and am now happiy restored
to health. In case of obstinate couch its
lnnnence has effected radical cure.
ana .3oeg, It my name orstny scxertions can aid
you you IN disseminating it among those threatened
WITH, or alreadysn Consumption, that yo,, win
allow me, what would seem nv dntv
TO. say to Others what I write to syous.t hat.
thlsa medicine is Invaluable. / remain pentlc..
men, with great respect. 49,
Your obedent servant.
I. d. WILLIAMS.
For sale by REED & KnArT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in. the drug line
can be had of the best quality 2w
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B-A iila as is q Riln-In our ramblts
bout town our attention has been called 10
onslhpg of a curiosity, in the shape of a
aannoth brick kiln, now being burned upon
De yard of Mr.. JAS. Sweeney, Centre Wheel
,s Some idea of its dimensions may be
,rntl by those especially acquainted with such
matters when we say that it consists of 40
,rchss, and contains over $4,000 bricks, and
sqoires over 900 bushelsof coal, besides sew.
al hundred of coke, and large amount Of
sp.i TO burn it.
NJ s., who is an old brick maker, having fol.
1ei The occupation for forty years, has no
'1otof its being tho largest kiln ever burned
the West, and5takes great pleasure in show
Eyit-being, as he says, in this respect, like a
.os, who thinks there is nothing so handsome
ship under sail. As each 900 of brick is
nth 50, VIC will not say that that fact ha S
ythng TODD with the beauty of the kiln in
;cyes. lie that as it may, however, Mr.. s.,
aois a true son Of Erin, and consequently
lof the agreeable, will repay in politeness
twaik of any one who may call round to see
monster#kiln either this or tomorrow eve,
'lg, as by Friday he expects it to be burned.
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81 There mere three feet eight inches water
THE channel of the Ohio river yesterday, and
*water was receding. The light draught
bal packets still come and go and are doing,
Fshope, living business. The state of the.
anosphere yesterday Indicated falling weather,
9ilast night there came spasmodic shower
HEB doussd all who happened to be out and
en- ceased, deferring hope aud making the
arts of the river folks sick. In truth the
40 river is becoming more capricious, incom>
Nhonsi7e and unreliable than it used to be, aud
cause can be assigned. We ought to have
q seven or eight feet of water since the bc>
Eanins Of October.
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THE HARPER,S FETRY BUST
NESS!
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HARRISBURG Oct. 26-Gov. Packer has
promptly ordered that Capt Jno. Cook, now
confined IN the prison. and IIaz-
lott IN the Carlisle prison, be delivered up to the
authorities of Virginia for trial. $50
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81 What IL contained.-A fellow who wore
shss hat ribbOned with black Grape, blue
Eoal Tl'h brass buttons, striped pantaloons and
s'snt leather boots, recently stopped couple
I days at one of our hotels, and being an 40.
Fel minded man left his carpet bag behind and
fset TO pay his bill The carpet bag was
'soed yesterday in presence of witnesses and
ald.t contain four new sheets which the ras>
T had stolen from the beds in the house to
isel's the proprietor. He is also supposed to
'se carried off pair of new boots, which the
slpant Of the room opposite missed from his
~ on the morning of the strangers disap-
arancc
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WAsnlNcToN, Oct. 26.-The contest in the
9th diStricto Maryland, is exceedingly anina-
ted, Hughes and Hagner, opposing candidates
had at Annapolis, last night, tits said, a renew
al OF a former quarrel when blows were ex-
that they had had duel r. - :
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PiTTspUNe. Oct. 26.-River % inches At
Glass House ripple, and at a stand. Weather
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~ THE UNIoNILIMR.

no THE DAILY INFEIIIGENCRR.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 26.-The bridge on Tho
Lexington & Louisville Railroad over the Elk
horn river was destroyed by fire this evening
Loss about So, 600 or s., 600. 8
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81 Alnost conaagration.-About two
aoek Yesterday morning a chicken coop and a
) Sfa ienec between the residence. of Joseph
Z aud James Coats, on Clay street. East
.heellng, were discovered to be on fire. The
s9p!e living in the vicinity were aroused and
: nFe was speedily extinguished before it had
e 70 do any damage. The fire originated
IN a bake oven or stove which had been used
: day previous. No general alarm was given
,asa the surrounding property was in great
--=-=--&
s 80 We Yesterday acknowledged the receipt
:, subscribers. Inanother column we to. day
: 'ne reception Of thirteen more.
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l.ARRRsT OF CAPT.JonNI 4. COOKS.
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), LEAYENwoRTn, Oct. 26.-.The Democratic
State onyention at Lawrence yesterday nom
mated Satn'l Medary for Governor. John p
Slo1ghfo for Lieut. Governor. John a. Holdeman
for Congress, Williams present Associate JuGlEs
for ChiefsJ Justice. 81
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ogIgIoE Go. 4n.!5Rg.n.erao5E arsngrs.
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-Epery one should know what 10 oft FL.
q colo or obstinate cough or soreness Of the
chest. Read the following. letter. :.
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LlyERPooI., Oct. l6.-Cotton steady. Salos Of
two days 600 bales, including 81. 900 for ~.
ports and TO spectators. BreadStatFs steaiT
butquiet. Provisions dull Consols Goa
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Trustees Sale.

TERNs OF sALE-one-fourth Of the purchase money In
nests, ysPsninE three equal
mouths from the day of sale, the pyi5s
honds for the credit secured deed
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For sale by RrrD& KnArr, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can be had of the bestquality. 2w
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ST. JOINS, n. b., Oct. 2G.-Yhe STEAMSHIP
Jason from Liverpool on the 18th has arrived y
Her .5 atyices are two days later than those bv
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