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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
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1.-THE Inaianspelica Journul. gives tho
following, NJ. account IT SONS pretty extern
siye eperati;ons III u. gambling line a
Terra ia ante; Ind. recsntly:: I'll Il (
1s3is, WSslAaruthat ! terAporary agent Of
the AmeficaN Express Company at.that
place, wilhin1he past two or fhfhel weeks,
has taken packages and parts of pack
ages Of various amounts uf money pass
ing through that office in sums AZ 20
make an aggregate reaching near $4O, J
600. This was all tstaketl, and lost al
gambling tables. The last sum which
was taken was an entire package Of
'$ll 600 for the Dnrke County Bank
This was ALL lostAi6 one might iat a
gambling saloon Growing desperate
Vat this heavy loss, the last Of a series Of
considerable length, The express agent
pulled Il revOlver from Ms di,ooat pocket
and demanded the money orithe lifs Of
the winner ofthes pile. The money up
on this was handed backito him, and his
|depredations in the express office Were
discovered the next day. sss I,'3ts1 n 3tla
h Measures we're taken 10 H recover the
money, nearly Ill Of which was ascsf-
be in & the handse of4parties In
1'erre Haute mostly young men in
THE habit Of play ing cards for, atinuse-
|ment and profit The position Of the
parties holding Tho money was such that
amount fthe money stolen, staked and
lost, with the exception ofslsone three
hundred dollars, was surrendered toathe
Express Company Il ae a.aas t'Is
Tho affair has created consids rable
talk d Terre Haute, and discussions Is
Ito the state Of the society il That city
|are free and frequent The, Temporary
|ageht pufloining the ] money had no,
fbee arrested atli6st accounts. sfastt
EsSEF
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!. RORBERY. I.,s...s.s

a4g 81 u RoRRERYss lssav Sd, ID.
A Jswelry shop belonging + II MI
TALcoT, wds broken open ~ $. ,Cleod
some three. or lfour. weeks, 400 and ppaPs
ertyt taken ~ the Anouut ~ 6yss cFseix
hundred dollasa. ] Nieens ! ySuax s61E
wh6 left that place Oh Friday l1otaihx
last, was suspected ri The aims ~ ,pa
pursued algi as far - 81. PAUL rhsrs -
apPrehsnded .sand hisaruakss = sshsiIs
Notking wasfoand, however, ID eoslilf,tsi
The suspicious resting upon ktdaie. fi3v
was brought back Q ! s.. CloeS SCI
Sheriff 81 4 F.l!lAnose feF AxamiaAlisp ID: e
Ter iAnlinveseieasio heforsa J1iaieS, ~
WIS sassesssgs Sotasne sptssIesk ~
ts WI sfam Y n. ssio ss,s M 81 I'm
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
"a WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.

-. =, q - liz luHty
Of Hawlett Peters Consisting Of nine
persons) go Clinton street, were poisz
oned while partaking Of their supper.
We are happy 70 say, however, that they
are al RECOVERING, Mrs. Peters being the
only one who remains sick from tie
effects ofthe poisoned food. The IT,
tending physician states that every
member ~ the family, consisting of nine
persons, was Frustrated soon after tea,
and al suffered from severe paiinIs : ia ia
1.-The stomach, and smartine sensation
about the fauces. AMI mouth. Mr.. Pc
tiers left home soon after supper, and his
tamily having been taken unwell ia the
\ meantime, he was sent for, a search
Ifssultedi Ill finding him ia helpless con
fdidon ia he, stable, where he had zone az
Ilo attend Ia his horse. His life was at
first desPAirsd 81, but ny III ii now consider
l,ed out Of danger: II IS said that the poi
lson was tartar-emetic, which had prob
tabiy been furnished BY mistake for
cream DC tartar. There is scarcely 4
doubt that the poison was mixed with he
food Internationally BY some member Of
ltkc family ~ " sia41Fiia Hst81sssfIa.
SssH s4ss III &C. J ssIsiisn III
Iaa Ckbdiir an anecdote, worth laugh
ihg at, isItdld of u mar, who had I'LL mfr
nifty. ~ we'll as Ia appetite for fisi,.
fts was anxious u keep up His charact-
tier for honesty even while enjoying his
tavofte meal; md while making afsbiil
ASsklyg 3a;n ~ u 3skA Ss III xx " ID a.s
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vertfStf1g Tor the fO7itiG T1IiGi
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- We have received no exchanges
from below A YET. Those designing %
sxchangs with u will please put the
Frontiernxn on ttsirs xchane u MI .sssssss'
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

u - \ ~ "A
m Maine n ia ap tigd pns: - ssiz-
~ win IA ysllo tkerl r. n ,rlsaDs;
and. though nurscd With devoted care
b1 friendly strangers, he died When
thc cofhn was being closed, = Slop,
sdid dtil6gadE woman Who vas presens
80 ~ kiss hias tor biz soiher' n
4 Eli Lltns kiss him fcr III nptHsf.s
!. Een. m lax hin, nh fha dad 81 Cd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
by TI,I.IIG1,-Ann


BALTIMORE 0ct h.-Flour firm: Hazard sSr.., ., q,
selling at $5,l2JS. Wheat has an sIva ~ Sno
red 81 ,lx9,,s Corn broyant and hirhs
81, wisss eSess; yellow $780, Whisky Grm: Ohio D
~, hrm bacon buoyant at Sklrk for s,oniy
and sides; mess pork Sl5, t5aIG. "a '- e40ulae's
HE" YORK, Oct S,-Cotton is nnminallr 0uot.j ,,,L.
OF . NJ bales good middiing npland5 on the wharf
x flour declined lUc.; sales IO bills State a i0s
w o ~ 20 l3s ~ Southern &5l05 Wbest sTE
s SO s e 6 BUS at Sl,1lH for red; Si AMOR Whit
~ LOT western white; $lOl(SI for MiaWtis
~ ~ ~ ana sSSS Chicago Spring Corn heavy nj aS
1i;yH S1S sSiu Potk trim Ut 1880 for n,ess ST
Stu'5IS9lnou LOT prime. Lard buoyaut:at 1IE7II FL"
URN AT 1870 duli sales of 90 J4l0
mesteFn s{ w. Whisky firm Sugar Arm; Musco
lLADkLPntA Oct: 5-Breadstufs market continues ,.
seeIpls oil Flour continue very small: sales snI,. s
- ~ Extra al S3115 auc family at 661a6 he
scelpS snow falling of OF SuDU b6Is co,npsre r,h
ne same period last year. Rye Flour wanted at S4IS
anu corn Meal at 1913. Wheat very Halted snnpiv ~,
mas an upward tendency; sales bushels 81
Tor common and prime red aU6Rl IS for white
iJ at e5esi" Corn active; 1UOGO bush
soih Il Sv 1c, closing In ut the 6p iIsts
advanced no bushels d. laware and Penna sold At az
NO IN or Provisions. CloyerseeI GeIiI,
3' soNe&S'os. OHIO Whisky firm ~ CSC.
CIEoiHzY1I Oct 5-Flour brIshens some. fond M
ward but no advance Is achieved Whnt or mr., SrS
particularly red Is lrmvr and cts betttf CJo9n T. in
good request ut 81 S3c. Oats t Influence of
TScelptS, are 2S3c lower. No change In Rye or Parv
WHISKY active at 2bc the sales lar excel nee In M
GanRe III cut neats Sc Is paid shoulders and
lSO Tor bulk tut the figure cannot be Obtain ed for
bacon sides Mess Pork easy $I45U; 500 erces ISrd
were s"li Mt ln5Sc Exchange firm 81 on New Yory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
BY THE UNION LINE
TO TME DAILY INTELLIGINCER,
ofEIoE,ooRNER wArER ANpMoNRoE sTaEeTs

PIg14FltADELPnIA, Oct. 6.-The annual meeting
OF the American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions commenced yesterday. This
is the oldest of the missionary organizations of
the country It was incorporated by the Leg.
islatpEe Of Massachusetts ins17l2 and the first
missionaries were ordained at Salem on the 9Th
of February of the same year, and sailed early
for the East Indies. 1t is stated that when the
first. missionaries set sail the entire amount in
the Treasury was but $1,000; nov the Income of
the Society is about; 1925 ,OUo.
AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the meet.
ling vas called to order by the Recording Sec
retary, who read a letter from President Hop
kias informing them of his Inability to be pres.
ent and suggesting that Judge Jessup be select
edinshis stead. In the absence of Judge Jes.
sup the Hon. Judge Strong. nf this State, was
called to the chair. The Rev. Dr. Sheppard
then opened the meeting with prayer.
The Treasurer then cad his report, showing
THAT the expenses of the year we're $4l9,289;
receipts $350,9l5, leaving debt OF G6, 1874.
Tue permanent fund.- 66,Tl5; permanent fund
for officers $50 $40.
report was then received from tho Presi-
dental Committee on the state Of the Foreign
Missions.1 the most Of which we're represented to
be ina fourishiug condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
FOR SALE OR RENT


9TFEE for sale or rent the s property known as ,he
woodland Alili containing three run OF BurrR vth
all the modern improvements. There also an eTceent
sstt Of Carding Machines with additional IoScb
merry II required connected with the mill posseri6 DIV
en- Immediately, If required. N st=
Also FOR sale two farmu ench containing over one hmm
drcd and sixty actcs, which tsre af6 bS.
hundred acres cleared exccliel. and good
o. cultivation, with an Orchard and RsIne Dwelling Houses
with good Orchard aud Buildings
Also, lot containing about seven In
high state Of cultivation with two frame Dwelling houses
ereon large Store House, with cellar underneath black
shop aud stahing for eight horses together With
eE DatiInSS tiat ale necessary All the property
10 situated within and hall mites Of the Ohio liver
ON Fish Greek county The Greek Turn.
PIKE leading to Bolton, on the b. .. Railroad
THIS Is one OF tr best locations Virginia for the
purchase of wheat AID other grain Tho Lc rrc.rtv
offered gu the following teruIS FOUR. Cfi
money 70 he pail in hand aud the balance equal Install
Hcnts O one, two AID three years. interest from
giving -egoti' Bile note with approved serIrItT - '
ANY purchasing, have opportunity of seed
ing this fall reIuiredi also he supplied with ali Kinda
o. stock and farming utr1ss, accommodating
premises. j. EOTSRRnoF t'e
aHSlt e&Wim Woodland, MarAlIall Co., va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mothers" VII Aake Note Gill
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup, is for sale by
T. Fl. LOGAN & Co., and LOGAN, LIST s. Co.
NIB. Burnett's "Kalliston, for the complex
ionI spaldings Liquid Glue, which mends
everything! Browns Bronchial Troches, re.
commended by Henry Ward Beecher are for
sale above.
P. S. kiss ne Quick /" "Kiss me ii you
dareI" with choice and fresh supply of Per,
fumes, Ponades Brushes, Combs, &C., &c.
Received aud for sale by
LOGAN, LIST d Co.,
and I. Ii. LOGAN & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

IT Is there urs nlo.e sufferers
from debility, amSns Americans, than among
any other ciYltsSd nation Tie Is obvious we
take too little exercise, and forget the body in
THE absorbing pursuits OF business. III all cases.
nary medic ines cen do little good What Is required just
such trntc and lnVigorator Dr. J. nstcttrr has given
to the world in his CELEBRATED DrTrRRs" he weaS and
nervous denEen Of the counting house, the
er upon the sh0Pboard AID the pro.trate
amp have fouad wonderGul regenerator the
litter and prefer 1t to pretentIous less eca.
cEous medicines But should forgotten that the
aren't which Is SO msstcsI in 1t influence upon
which Is merely de6iltated is equaIy assisting
nature to exptl the terrible ferns Of disease Who
would net give trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
70 See advertisement IN another column. octI
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COMMERCIAL.
wHOLESALEs MARK=Er

- ".
BEooNs-o0mmon $34
BUTrER-In kegs 94IU.
BrcEET5-Mariett1 $9R2q5.
CHEESE-Western Reserve S1S@ec:
CASDLEs-TalioH II; din IS: star as. snerro an
TALLow-lW9l2. F-4- ~
OoEFEE--JaYa Isc; Rio 2K915
$500 ttUA-EH'Fa Family s5Oea15 Extra $685. superane
wHzAr--1,1O@l. 30.
CORH-lnU.
OA1s-SS.
FEArHERs-4Hp t5c. scarce
EtsHShad $l4; Herrfngs So; bIackeFeINo 10
EuEs-RaGcoon 30987Xc. - : va " -
CIISsAEG-2594D.
Hha5sG5sss[ ,s & ton $500; Timothy $1,000
LlHE-Loulsvlle 1850
as0LassfsINsv SElssP,4o Sugar House
MIL IS iC 7otaE s41f@s
hAGs-96P35S, dull .s.---
.HiCk-5955f
ssSsDs-Hlax!eed 1876; olOver65f.
SoAe-Castlle per. lb 15@al6; Common b6a6
sroAAs-NeW Orleans 7]<6ps hid. s6SS3T IN 6bI
SNuEE-Scotch &c; Rappre $1,000 ~ " WE
TRA-GunpoHdrr 4iEGTU Imn.rIa 40a65. u,.,n oEe-n.
P9HchtnE 25a3Hc; oolong 856R1Sc ~ N SsS'0ci
IoBACCo-6twiSts 12; I'VE roll q4aqS
su Fun blood extra 40 to 10. S4'-1SA "Hs"eu - 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

-sr.sLouls, Oct 5.-The Republican received
a note last night from the Postmaster Mt Santa
CiaTa, California, saying that Brodcrick and
Terry did fight duel on the morning of the
l2tR:.s Terry was shot in the throat; the wound
is supposed to be mortal.
Mr.. Jarvis, Treasurer of tho Sonora mining
company, aud Edward Nopdman Cross, late
editor Of the Arisoninn, arrived here last night
direct from Arizonia. =
Capt. Smith, Superintendent the 81 divis.
ion Of the overland mail, also: arrived fr1m Ell
Paso, having charge of 200 lbs, silver bullion,
consigned to The Philadelphia mint There is
upwards of a ton of silver bullion ut Ell Paso
awaiting shipment to the states
The silver mines of Arizona are doing very
fweil, although greatly impeded by the dcpreda-
tionS Of: the Apache Indians.
|: The news that Col. Fauntleroy had snperce.
fabsd Bgnneyille, as commander of the. depart
%snt g New Mexico gave great satisfaction at
, Capt. Stones surveying party, sencdmped
near PR!sasonia mines, awaiting intelligence as
to. their future movements
Rich Veins of gold qnartz have been discov-
cred (oh Santa Cruz river, in the vicinity of
Fort Buchanan.
|
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

f1- Continued TIL Neat 7srm.-:we learn
that the case of Nathaniel Harten, charged
with the murder of Melissa Morris, which was
to have been tried yesterday in Moundsville,
has been continued till the next term of the
Circuit Court for Marshal County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

WASHINGTON, Gee. 5.-But little information
has been received in official quarters in addition
to What was tcIigrnphcalIy stated yesterday, in
gard to the reported departure of party of
flibusters the only authentic account in tie
possession Of the government, is that they left
ina tug boat about 10 miles below New Or~
leans, but which could not convey them to the
PLACE Of their destination They doubtless ex>
pected to be taken board Of larger and
more suitable steamer.
Ihtormatlon has been received that number
Of. fibusters are in Mobile, some of whom
were prominent in the Susan fiIlibustcr expctli-
ton, which vessel, ii will be remembered, was
wrecked at Glnver's Reef. The federal officers
there have Teen instructed TO watch thcirmove-
ments aud act accordingly. lts not yet con.
Siaered necessary to send out any new inStruc.
TONS our naval forces in the Gulf and Pacific,
as the vessels no., there are in possession of the
orders, heretofore issued in relation to the UNI
lawful expeditions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

B-N. E. Church Festival in Bridgeport
TO>'norrow evening, at o'clock, in Bridgeport,
there will be festival at the NJ. E. Church, to
which the friends of the same are invited to
attend. "A very large attendance is anticipated.
There IRE two halls in the church. The lower
hall will be devoted on the occasion to the FEES,
t;va, fruits, flowers and music. In the upper
hall there will he fine oyster supper about 8
o'clock. The price of admission will be 25
Cents. As the proceeds are to be devoted to
the repair of the Church, it is expected that all
friends will be present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

Bos1oS, Oct. Sd. Beaumont, of Jamaica
Plain aud now a resilient of Hong Kong China,
III letter dated the 2lst July, says:
a ruIpor here, probably a Chinese story, is,
that the Emperor has sent II communicative to
tho. Governor of Shanghai, saying that the
firing from the forts at the mouth Of Pehio
rims, whose heads he had ordered To be struck
off for the act
1t is expected that the American Minister,
Mr.. Ward, has proceeded to Pckin
Mr.: Bruce, the British Minister, has gone to
Japan toretnain there while.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

@-7he Weekly Intetligenelr will be ready
day, full, as usual, of news, foreign and do
nestle, and all sorts of amusing and instructive
miscellaneous matter. The Weekly has attained
a circulation aud popularity that we are really
proud Of and it is steadily increasing in both.
Advertisers will find in it a medium to reach a
larger number of people than through any othe
. sF newspaper in this section of country. Only
oily in advance. l.'.ss-' =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

AuGgsrA, Ga, Oct. 5.-The 81 Congressional
District is conceded 10 the Opposition. The
balance of the Districts are regarded as Demos
cratic, thongh the votes in the Seventh and
Eighth iS,closc.
The returns from the Georgia election cons
itinue n,engrc, but the phases are unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

80 1Aeatricdk-sydney B. wilkins will
open the MelodeOn Hall, this, or Tomorrow
evening for brief theatrical season. The fol.
lowing are the leading members of the conpa>
ny:-Mrs. S. B. Wilkins, Miss B. Stanley. Miss
A. Lee, S, B. Wilkins, w. S. Forrest w. Ar.
mold, J. Mardell S. Osborne, T. Mortimer, and
Geo. Hutchings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

WXsnINGroS. Oct. 5.-On the recent rcccp.
ton of the new Brazilian minister by. the
PrssideAt,.t tic latter took occasion to express
the hope, that the Brazilian Government would
still further remove the restriction on our CONS
merce with shat country.
A private letter from Arizona, dated the 18th
ult.. says,the Apuches are getting bold, aud We
have a!nQst the usual number Of murders aud
fights:
to Congress exceeds; 1900 Only about one
sixth Of the. voters participated in the New
Mexican election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
LOSS OF 1EETA.

you call upon DE-. WIEcuE1t he will agree to insert
Up Up nrsteass set OF TEETH that closely resem-
DIS nature as to defy deecon. On fine gold for $T5 up.
PER Get S9I; C3ralite or Vncanyel S half set
SSo ForSti&n Plate S5 $25 for half sets Silver and other
ease metals nrce reduced in proportion Those wishing to
themselves OF Vse reduced wiI lease call be-
FROM that ~ 80 ~ N"A' gu
Ssctnens Of every different style Teeth now in use
T Ws1 ss saGt Judge at e9t[es Of
charge. $500 ' s'@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
DIED.

Yesterday evening" at half past o'clock Miss EARcIs
sA LEWIS, daughter OF r. Lewis.
She wall be at St. CIarsvc Ohio and the funeral
will from the residence of father ON
street, at ia past nine on Friday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

~ R066img shoe Shop.-on Tuesday last
Allen Stackmanaway aud Daniel Bryant, went
into the shoe shop of Vim. Kimberly, on Q 4in-
cy street, aud stole three pair Of bOots aud half
a dozen pair of slippers. Mr. Kimberly soon
after discovered his loss, and in company with
officer Dsafe"baush, traced the thieves some
distance out OF town and back again. Macx-
ma"away was. found lying upon cellar door
drunk aud asleep, with q pair of the stolen
boots on. Bryant was arrested in kltchietown,
and both were taken before AID. Wright. Wit.
nesses testified to having seen the boots aud
slippers in possession of the men named, and
that they had sold them at sacrifice. Both
answer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

RlcnHQSD, Oct 5.-Thc delegates to the gems
eral convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church assembled this morning, and after SER
moM BY Bishop Otey, ofeTcnnessec, the House
of clerical and lay delegates was organized BY
", as President, and Rev. DIR. Howe; Secretary;
the, Honsc then adjourned till toSmorrow The
HouseiofS Bishops was also organized; the Right
Rev. Bishop Meade, Presiding, by seniority, the
Rev. Dr. -Balch, of lnd., was chosen Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

eg-7Sa Cans a Wseb.-The Intelligsncer Is
furnished to So oscsibers.i any part of the CITY
or neighborhood at ten cents a week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

tB- Issteraay William Walters insisted
upon going into the East wheeling, residence
9, doh" Stein, against the will OF the occupants.
Walters was arrested and taken before Aid.
Du4ty' His only excuse for his rather singular
conduct is that as there was carron in the house
and he had as much right there as any other
crow. He was fined four dollars and a half
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

There sosse less than six feet water in
me n channel ofthe river yesterday, and falling.
Inc Eunice, Capt. Mcclure, arrived witha first
a'e trip. The boats are all coming in with
good caTgoss ant. plenty Of. people. The wealth
: vas eisar:aad business vas toloEably brisk,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

N-Reek'es' riding Charley Antony, o.
cameron, was drunk yesterday morning, and
rode his horse through the crowds of people in
attendance .. at Mnsket. He was arrested and
nnea one dollar and costs, and not being alba
10 10 pay, his horse was executed. Charley cried
like baby at his misfortunes, but after he pot
little sober he dried up the fountain and sem
home 70 his relatives for money to get ont If
the scrape.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

BALrIloRE, Oct 5.--President Buchanan
arrived here last night, and lett on the North.
ern Central Railroad, this morning, Tor Wheat.
land
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06

LrAvESwoRrn, Oct 5.-Returns are mepgre,
but the vote very light. a large proportion is
for the Constitution.
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NEwF,YoRK, Oct. 5.-The death sentence
passed on James Stephens. the. wife poisoner,
was affirmed. to>day 10y the Court of Appeals,
while the same Court reversed the sentence of
James Sheppard, condemned to death for muir
der and arson
The international cricket play at uobokcn
was resumed this morning. The play on the
part Of the Americans was very good, while
that of the All England Eleven was splendid.
innings, and had sixty-four runs 10 spare.
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81 Aartes.-The market yesterday morn.
ing presented agoOd supply Of excellent vese.
tables for this time of year. Tomatoes looked
very plump and fresh as in carly summer. PoS
tatoes sold at 10 cents per peck. Marketmep
say that owing to the recent wet weather. the
70. has made its appearance among the potaS
toes' but that few days Of dry. weather Vill
check the disease. New Corn sold at go cents
per 6oshel. Oats 80 cents per bu.hsl. -.
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LOCAL MA=TTERS.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxesl

71EvIVG been (from causes beyond my control, daI.,
II In preparing for the collection the taxes OF $50
i y absolutely necessary for to require prompt
.ot Of the same, In order to meet my liabilities To- The
te the county and the schools. expect thersfore tSst
m tsx payers will the necessity OF paving tbsIr
toues. [ssPt9s-1ml sAM'L IRWIN, s. o. O
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1[.rgest CALCULATION of any Paper in we.,
ern Virginia.
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PrrTspuRem, Oct. 6.-IsivSr 4 feet 3 inches by
pier mark. Wca,herclondy