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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
WHEELING, VA, TUESDAY MORNING.,
Daily g1ttrlligenrrr.
TRRMs OF ADVERTIsING...=
TwELyE souD LINES OF NoSpAREII, (oR one INCH ON
LESS, MAKE SouNRK.

A4-SPEoIAL NoT1cEs Double the above rates
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
os 10 the space occupied and the number changes
An advertissments from transient persons or strng
prescribed by law. -'''e
Busines. Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year.
or 81 for SIX months bnt for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. .
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertfsers' own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements Tor the benefit of other persons Rs
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
&5-Adrertisements not acconrl1ic6 with ,Irit+an
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. s@1
cases ut full rates 90 " ~
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. n0vII-;59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
TI:.:pANllGs o. EAR pRrn!s

Which are suitable for either sex and all
cd in five minutes. FAR TRUMPETs of every des, rim
t" also every variety of artificial articles known In
The orid-a large assortment Of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With The Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTTPICTAI.
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg. and Knee-Joint Attaci-
These articles perfectly natural and ADAPTED for
either SEX AMI can he sent by express any part Of
the world All kinds of TrusScs for Hernia or Rupture
OF every description for either sex and Trrisse ltr
tcularly adapted for females in weak cnlitIoI nIso
for those with PRoLAPSUs U1ERI
Dr. Itkee is one Of the most celebrated and skill
ini Ehysicians and surgeons living. His fame is
known personally in every principal city the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakec must contain ten
cents, to pay postage and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can be treated by corresTrordcpce
except those mentioned. which will require his per
sOnni supervision.
lE- CJ9:cs hours, from A. Mto4P.H
DOCTOR BAAKEE
PFFIcE :ol broadway, fcrEdoors above Fourth st
octll, % YnpE C1Tv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

A LATE San Francisco paper says that
"on the steamer Orizaba, which left this
port, sailed no less parsonage than a
French Count, bearing the aristocratic
cognomen of Armand dc Ia Tour. When
the Count arrived in California, he is said
to have have had $50, 700, which generous
sum he soon dissipatcd ia gambling, drink
ing and other, excesses, after which he
spent four Years ia the Sta:e Prison. a
few days since, ne received, through the
French Consul, money from his mother to
take him back home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
PUBLIC HALLs.

MsloIcon Hall, east side Main between Quincy and
Monroe,
Masnic Hall northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Washington Hall, norli-cast corner Market aud
Monroe.
Union Hall, west sido Main between Quincy and
Monroe
AthenEum IIall, corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows Hail. corner Monroe and Fourth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13


a week or two since, cotton planter of
Conecuh County, Alabama, was waylaid
and shot by two of his neighbors, brothers,
named Irwin and Stephen Ward, one of
whom was present when Mr.. Page 1.-THE
planter) received large amount for cot
ton. They placed some Instructions in
the road, calculated to delay the progress
of Mr.. Prgc's carriage, and then from
place ofconcealment fred npon Mr.. P: and
companion as they passed. The former
was instantly killed. Seven bucksnot
were lodged in his breast, over his heart,
SO close to one another that hand conld
cover all the holes. He only lived long
enough to say ''T am dead man." His
companion escaped with a few wounds,
and drove off in the buggy. The brothers
were arrested at Sepulga, confessed their
guilt, though one had accidentally fallen
asleep when his brother committed the
murder. They were both at once hung IN
by the people. y paper was drawn up
and signed by some eighty men, pledging
themselves to mutual protection, and as
sUming the fearful responsibility OF the
summary execution. Ncarlythrce hundred
persons were assembled at the spot and
tremendous excitement prevailed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

A AailTaakie lawyer sued the La Crosse
and Milwaukie Railroad Company foz four
months legal service, for which he charged
$4,000. A jury has given him verdict
OF $1,000 which satisfies neither party.
In the trial. seven lawyers testified that
the sum charged was not exorbitanta and as
many more thought it was. An appeal
was taken.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

Avcssel recently arrived in England from
se0ast9pOlNithtwO hundred and ,hirtyse7en
tons Of human bones to be GROUND mn for
manure. They are regiments Of soliiers in
= areduced form. 's1''-'s-S 81 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

TnE grandson Of Tecumse3 Is NOW living
IN N"tchez, Miss. he IS well educated
and accomplished gentleman, having ira
yelled over q greater part o: Europe. Ee
Is physician, end IS said by the Free Tra-
der to be az excellent cae: IN his phar-
macopria Is 2 lot os medical herbs, the
secret Of whose curative powers he de-
rived from: lis grandmother, who was a
great medicine" woman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
I. o. S. M.

OLD DOMINION LODGE. No. l.
Meets every Monday Evening, At their Hall In the
Ne!oleon Buildings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
II CIV Books

- Adam Bede. IlyLs Of the King. CTcnuysuns's lsst)
Dr: Frenchs new work, Glnssary of English Words;
Life and Travels Of Baron Humboldt. with an Intro
duction by BayNrd Taylor; EccOIectious Of ,jeffry
Ilamlyn: The Roman Question: Hartly Norman; A
Bachelors Story: RccOllections Of tho Revolution;
Book Of the Chess CnugrCES The Shelby 3IeaIOFiaE
Knitting Work. 10y MrS Fartington; RecolICctions OF
Samuel Martin; Ten Years Of Preachers Life by
Mclburn the Hind Preacher; Memoirs of Ei,Ioca hr
htniseE Henry st. Sohn Gent: by 3ri Book Foster
BrotherS Tempest and Suuahne= breakfast, Dinner
and Tea PrcscOtts Works: Also, general assortment
OF Juvenile Books. Ne have nov Ecry Iar variety
OF SicrOscnpic views ranging in price Including In
EtrIImcnt from S5f" $1oU IrT Fctt Parties furnished
with general assortment for 81 per even
ing. The largest and finest a.rtInent os Stationery
ever brought TO Wheeling especially retail and city
trade. Wall Paper from TIL lst Of January At
cost. to make rnm for Spring Stock Give us cali,
and suit yOurEelfim anything you want in our line
seII2i.'a9 = No los AIaIn st. vs. beeiins. VI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

Dis'Tiai D.psty Grund Master for Htstern TTr-
SfEfI.'DE VIZ. J. BATEs
Hi9h Prics', Dr. T. IL LoaES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
MASONIC REGISTER.

wheeling Lodges meet in Masonic
Hail. corner OF Market and Mon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

THE statistics of the Inspector of this
state show that about twenty million bush
els OF the biyalves were taken from the yir-
ginia waters the past year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

I Ma. Sum o'BRnx has been leetpriDg II
Dublin on "Ameriea and Her Institutions, ),
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
ID r.. II a y X r II


SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI, CHRONIC
- Dis:'Ses-CouGHs, CRoUr. CONSUMPTION, IXPLUES-
ZA- ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases Of the MOuTH
EoSE THROAT and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES of every
description successfully trcatctt-LUMuAGo LuMRGR
ABScESSEs. SCRuFCLA, KHEUMArIsN, GoUT, NEuH4LGIA.
IAhALisS, EPILEPSY. COSvUIsIOSs, DYSPEPSIA DYs-
EMERY DIARRHGA. The very worst cases of PILEs
cure in short time also of the Stomach Liver and
4'oweis There are many diseases incidental to women
ana children which treated with sue
cess All particulars will be given by letter Dr. R-
kee can produce one thousand certificates of his nor
feet success in curing
CANCERS. OLD SORES, OR TIGERS. HIP DIsEAS-
rs FlSTCLA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS OF THE NOSE,
Or in any other part of the bctly,
TUMORS AND SWELLINGs
OF every description, and without the use of the kpio
orany surgical instruments. These last named diseas-
Is cannot be cured by correspondence: therefore all
sch atlents must pNc" themselves under the Doctors
Dr. Baakeo has made new discovery Ofa EF!uii -
THAT Will produce absorption of the ~CGrARACr' and
restore permanent vision to the EYR without resort
TO the knife. All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are treated without the usa Of tho knife
or needle DIR. BaRkeO has constantly on hand at
lis oidcc an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
IAUGHLINs &BUsHFIEID,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. 25 NIonroe-street,
HING T

WEBBING, VA.
4 RE NOW OFFERING TO THE TRADE, FULL
~ assortment of Medicines anil Grocers Goods, all
OF which will lie sold at fair prices:
d0L. Arnolds Inks 900 loZ. School Inks
800 Backing, Buffers 20 - Lemon Syrup.
LOO q Masons, 6 & Cod Liver Oil
100 seheidam- Schnapps. II :. Yankee Sauce
PILLS.
IS dOz. WTisht's Pulls, gs- Bennetrs Root Pills
Go (" Tmld's Sellers
II (" HOlloway's@ Jayne's
LINIMENTS.
leo doz- Nerve and Bone so dog. Barrels Indian.
~ MUSTANG 100 Cars Nonparcl,
SO =" Hicker's Embrocatn y Railways r. R.
ESSENCES
500 dnz. Ess Cinnamon. $50 doz- Go.ifrcy,s cort1
SOo peppermint, $50 Batcman's Dps,
80 = Genuine 100 % British TliI
so " jamaica Ging'r, so e Oil Spike
SUNDRIES.
$4,000 Gnn Cape, G. DIS 100 rams Cap Paper.
100000 do do S. RS 15 do Letter do
LOCO lbs. Cotton Twine, 80 do Coml Note
$1,000 Envelopes 500 bdVs Wrap'g Paper,
so d0L. Paint Brushes, - dog w w BrIIshes
50 " Shoe do 90 Tooth do
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
Howe's Scales.
P. G. HILDRETH & BRO.
50 MRIn-Streef,

NO. % AHIn-Street,
Wheeling, Va.
A RE AGENTS FOR HowE7s IMPROVED WEIGH
"A ing Scales Hay and Cattle Scales, Portable DruC
Lever anil DOrtnant Warehouse Scales from 900 tc
VIEGIMS sTGTE AGE1cpLruEAI Fan, PE1ERsiCSe,
Nov. 3. 1S5S. first class Diploma awarded by thS
Virginia Stat" Agricultural socirty. These icalCa
have been introduced in Virginia but two Ecets in
which time they have received FIRsr cLASE DTF1oNK
and Two EIRsT eLAes MEptIS. and arc aTpFnEed and
recommended by all who have examined them Call
and Sc them at 80 -
~: ?. C. HILDRETH3 BROS - Main ST.
-'} a.f-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

PFF1cE :o4 Broadway, fc,Ftloors above Fourth st
octll,59 Mn VopT O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

New Wine & LIQUOR Store.
rVNIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTEULLY BEG S
leave to inform his numerous friends and tho pub
ie generally that he has this day opened Wholesale
aud Retail Wine and Liquor Store. connected with
BarrooIn. at No T3 Main street one door aIove the
Bank Of Wheeling, where he will constantly keep on
hand fnll assortment Of pure Wines Brandies Nhis-
6es. Gin, Rum, GganA &c: frE.l5sr
As 1t Is my intention to ksep nothing but pure stuff
and TO pay the closest attention all or,lers eutruste
tn me- hope to receive sharn of public patronage
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
CHURCHES E S
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Wheeling Baptist Church, south side Clay between
FifllI and sixth
Disciples Church. Market, between Iddlo and Third
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-20

fsans-fen cepiep, 1lo,oo; one copy when
paid within sig months. 81 80; at the expirA-
ton OF the year $500. No paper discontinued
will be strictly adhered 70.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-20

Woodstock, be . success l say. Mr.. Speak
Or, il will Be total fai ure. KAILaoADs. ro
SUCCEED, must connect valleys-must run east
and west-must be in line OF communication
with the railroads Of the country.
IfAroostook is to be successful lily approached
and penetrated BY . railroad; it must be ey
sweepins up the Douglsss valley to the bound
sry on tie trovincisl side. AID up the Penob-
sec: valley on our side 10 the same point on
the boundary, connecting St. John with her
own great valley. and connecting us to Arocs.
took road which will command the loca
trade and traffic Of both the great valleys to
Aid in its support, and at the same time com.
mand the travel trom the United States and
Canada 10 those Provinces, and the trave
from themes to the United States and Canada.
The local business OF thos4 valleys would
greatly aid in the support Of this road. l VIII
consider. presently. the amount OF through
travel over this road.
M, Sneaker, such q road would be success
full, and eaahls the Lower Provinces to con-
nees tkeir railroads with curs-~ould gave
them yailFoad Communication with Canada
and what il still more important TO them. .sucf
eemmuni cation with the commercial cities o.
oar Atlantic s-abosrd. England obtained by
negotiation with us. portion Of the disputed
tsr1isoey. Her argument substantially was
that che required it in order that her Uppel
and Lower Provinces might nave ttahst each
with thysehsy over sheiT own territory. But
e.
sltis shazrsn sseptre within her grasp
,Tha Canadian and maritime Provinces de-
usnA Ain,sr.eo1municasion BY railroad. Ih'
1isputsd terYitsyy only a4ords communication
bVA.epnmon kighIay-and railroads unlike
asa require constant trafnc for this support
Thas sss no commercial relations between th'
CAnadas aad thess lower Provinces which car
po66hly afford any such traffic. Maine vii
not 20 70 Canada to sell her agricultural pro
ductions, her lumber or any thing which sh'
pssduces. Nsitherswill New Brunswick o
Nova Scotia. Maine will 60 the great com
, 1859-06-13

40 Kasd moved to adjourn. Lost " fsas md Na1s u
Kst5edy, Toa RaEn, REM, T.adt, Aisson, Wight md
:.,;'* .r1,snzrp 4sp xtscruir4sror, srnzxr~.
y: sit5 Haspss iR H. -: ef. a bste, H5ss.a Ross
Aid. ID moved to resr to Committee Of three
.sS " = Fssa zon
~, | Sis Ell: e ss;!s; ASss Hank '''*t @sy:
..1ss I'd aSysa So,s e sna ~ ts, i anv time n a
ve notice q IT, I'D ps1y of she second p Of
Se I'd Sfs II 3S ees tae
Fl s asis 5s as HsiS asu s sn
&c es H. III Il ~ y st IT, e
tie .rne bSese a. Common GoSns ad aty eftae
.sssna ~ aSf :a = uas gy Ct hs
tic .se nu nd 1sd. tut On no o1hts coadaons ~ "
cation Of thi. lease b. made. Also,
trcatci All iii IL tss e aasai. t' VI ''D< ~ ' -
sieS 4 KsS Y A = a1 a:tDt4 t,o r, .,
the te, Of e se ard called fat ths ayes AID rays which
..,Arn-Aid KennedJ. Tan yon Horn. Renn wahl and
=: sss S %*sst .sset tass R ssa Hss NsstHe a ''Hs' s'
50 the mutiun ~ss lost.
for >. he ten; De ass caed io1 the ayes nd
Af1*~1ia Kennedy TT. vou Horn. Reno. weaat. Al.
Strs-1j Ioax Botsford, Abbott Harris Jones' Meyers,
The ehalr voting tho affirmative. the motion carried.
Ad kennedy now moved to lay The white matter On the
ArEeAd Kennedy, TIN. Ioa HON. Reno, Aston.
N4!LA!d Ioae Bot.tord. Abbott, Harris Jones. Ney-
The articles nf agreement amended were then concuE-
ATE-Aa lSee bsif5;a. Abbott, Ila.1ts, Jones Mey;
N1Ts--4ld Reuo wahl and uucs-.
q Chicago Avenue fscm Cars stst |" Norh saach Of tie
River Also order directing the Superintendent Of Pub
preret danscT i children drowning, and moved tLet
d Ward moved 1econsn. and called for the ayes and
AExs-Ad. Lone; kos'oEl. Abbott, HaHis, Jones. Ney
en- Kennedy Ward Taft and Wahl-l0.
,NArsAll Won Horn, Reno. Wendt Aston. fright and
aad Alleys q tic North DIVISION.
aud asan aa % a q se Rsd eos
paue, and moved to refer the to special committee
r i've eoa4snz Of AID Abbott Kennedy. Reno Eu.en-
Ah ASeot noved 10 smra9 p mixing consist q .h.ss
LISTED Of i've men11 and TT he Mayor appoint the
the Mayor appointed Aldermen Abbott Won Horn aad Tan.
Ali Loa2 called up the report Of cnn.utee On Ua.bor
and bridEe* iu ayHr Of awarding contract for p1!hthg
bridges TO g. e. Hobby Co.. and moyrd 10 concur
Ad l5etsford called the orduanee reported ~ Commit
aud s q Sed s.5 moved sdas T. passxs Carried
v,Tf; Nif; A 1SIi3i saas;' w'f Ta Aston,
,SxTs-:AN LoaE Eot4,oTd, Harris Jones, Meyers Won
Tie CHAR vo.ingin the Affirmative the Cou1 eli adjourned
H. kEEHNANJ. Clerk.
, 1859-06-13

Gentlemen of the Common Coupcdl
The Water Commissioners have from time to time erected
public hydants SIMPLY the wants those who mt
alie from their location otside Of the city limits t. get
supply nf w1uf In ntheE This action their part
Is castaoly CONNIE ndabc hut seems the refreshing
dsaueat oukht to b. aa publicly within the r .f c1t!
aunn 70 ts end dtiIknc fountains might y erected n
te l.est serIed. | recommend that the Committee
Wharres and Public GruundS he authorized confer with
the Nntef CsEnnsi0ue the subject and rtpnEt what
action the u tho city m. h. necessary carry
70 desirable Ill Object. Respectfully
IuNE e. NttxEs- Maynt
, 1859-06-13

B: Mrs JAMESON. author o. characteristic Of Women"
etc. 3smo. - cents.
hnk that will b. 1ailed By every lover ct Painting With
deZht embracing Il does authentic memoirs of twenty
eight u tbs old Aakters With tnc Portrait Steel
Raphael
STUDIES. STORIES AND MEMORIES. Ey Mrs.
Jameson author Of Loves Of The loets etc. 3eno eac.
With Steel Portrait Il the Aagdalen Of Co1rcsgo.
OWEN MERED1THS POEMS. The gossip Of the liter.
a world long rerea1ed that tie Dc plume Of wen
Mercdh but lightly yelled he reality Of Kotcrt Bulwer
1yton. esno. s5c.
Some Ut the poeus natlA In 1eauty Of language and
g:ace Ut thought with masterpieces music a. Tier
Tlcks Cazcws. Aaxsera. Ttnnysons. Moose1 OF Edga1
roes. Every way, ths volume Is srmaskatle."-
rAtheneum.
For sale by 8. c. CR1GGS co.
ft16 80 aud II Lake street.
, 1859-06-13
4te8s &Gtihtttte.
JOE PRINTING.

4
Tia Ps1ns ATE Tx1r11 05Tc1 prepared to eKscute On
Ebert notice. srey vs.sy of JOB Printing in the
and II tae Lore LdFisg Fr<:4 Particular attention
given to tbs pxtntln2of
1rsrHxss CAxDa, Ln1rx HKArA BtIl HEApA
KkcnrTa. poarxRx, IRoGRAHAB,
FANFuEff, LI1CEIA1A CHEct1.
BLAHL Norm, LARHA TlcEkIS
"PRNTNG IN CoLoRS a
In 81 !ts varieties douc IN beautiful Eyle and 1t moderate
ras- An examination Of specimens md tzets i respect
frl!S Invited
81 osdss from the country promptly fled, aal and se1s
homeby exprea.
, 1859-06-13

I OTIS FOR foR:s3 SAhE 511;Eo,; AT LAKE
Tbs lots belonging to LfEp UNIVERSITY. and EoW
offered for eaie present fAyoate inducements To
Wishing 70 enjoy the country life within an houFs
They are located At Lake Fore on the bank Of Lake
Michigan e1e1ted hundred feet aboye the level Of the
Lake, nlnut twcntysix ues north fEvm Chicago. both
aides Of the Chicago ard Milwaukee Railroads abound In
mineral md Other springs and natural leautlc aud IN tue
opinion Of our be physicians the f0f hcahfu
and residence to b exceeded b. tho
blurr or In the Western country.
6ne Academy building {the preparatory department q
Lpd University has been errcted tie pa season. and
IN gncccssn1 operation in Charge tf :. T. Miller. H.
new Passenger DepGt, EtoC and more than DOZEN
dwelIn4r have tern erected within the }ast year.
In addition to the regular through trims Accompnda
ton trln taking 4ssengers ctnuAtaou tickets At Aa
the rcula fare Leaves cago fc1 and lsns ev-
cry morning. thus aKardlng bu.es opportunity to
sdend The Iy IN the city and b. with thcis families 1t night
good hotel 1as been oxnei aud In succesM operation
for rlurc than year Eas-
The Lake Forest Association Rave also few ots. mostly
for farming puoscs lying tie town. containing from
three aes each cL viii be aoid at reasonable p1c
and on usua1 time.
The subscriber has, within tie past yta7 sold twsre
thousand do'las worth Of the l1Ids belonging to the 1
rey and Association and propotes 70 sell few more lot.
to peons who with them foE immediate improvement and
cultivation
For fher particulars .pply Pete, Page No :: Was:
iuston street Or address him h.ou:h ty po 0tce lox
@6, chicago, Illinois. FETER PAGE, Agent
uIyt 6un
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

BAI1MoKx, Nov. ~.
steamer has arrived from Norfolk with
two companies Of Ito mSa, who will 70 n
10 Charlestown ia special train tonight .--
Two companies Of 100 nen loft CharlestoWn
to.day FOR Wheeling, 20 guard the Ohio ains.
Tho Virginia Csdsss and over 100 volunteers,
Numbering in oil over 200 men, went up in 4
special train this afternoon. These REIN
forcsmsnts will make the foroa Ct Charles
town over 1000 men. They are quartered
in the Court House and ohnrchss. Every
car that passes through il searched for armed
men, at oil tho stopping places in Virginia.
What now information has bosn received,
has not transpired. There seems, however,
TO be determination to ksep up the panic.
The military movement, il il said, grows ont
OF confident belief that an attack will be
made TO night. II 10 said that Gov. Wise
and Mr.. Hunter profess to have reosived in
formation thst IN attack will be nade to-
night. Companies from all parts Oh the
State have rendered their services TO the
Governor, also four companies from Georgia
snd one from North Oarolina. The services
OF the latter hAve been declined.
The citizens Of Rockingham county have
rendered 100 mounted men, to proceed TO any
point the 0overnor may require them.
The Richmond Dispatch urges the people
OF Virginia 20 stay sway from the executiop.
II says that visitors from other States, IL they
are permitted 10 be present ct al, viii be a.
signed positions whore they can do no mis-
chief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01

Ths steamship Tennsssss has arrived =,
Nov Orleans. with Vs. Osus dates Of the
l1tA inst.
~ rspert that Masquss Had pfonouncsd
for 6Anta Anna, II asfounded. His seizure
II M con1nate u connrmsd. MARQUES says
he Il using ths money . sase the country
from the Yankees, and he promises to return
the money from the frst duties received Of
fspic and Maxatian, which he intends fsta-
IN Lib @1l fofae. The Liberals - threat.
enin9 the Capitol. II 10 reported that Gsn.
Doblado has been defeated in 0uanaiuan-
to, with heavy loss. An Amsriesn officer
who wAs with him, is said to have been either
shot u Asseseinatsd. Cobos had eaptared
Oajaca, and the Libsrals at that point had
disbandsd. The Picaynne's correspondent
reports that the French Rset will soon block
ade Vera OruS. a2
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The Iowa City Reporter gives the CONSOLE
dated statement of the State Bank Of lows,
Nov. 7th, 1859, from which We learn that
there are twelve s'Branohes," in the aggre-
gate showing the following condition:
AssErs.--Safety fund, 4S4, lol.8l; specie,
e2l4, 1885, 40; notes Of other specie paying
banks, $l65 ,644.O0; due from specie paying
banks and bankers, 4l7S, 603.l0; loans and
discounts, $6S2,473.59; other items, $44,.
o57.l3.
LlARndrizs.-CApitAl, @424, 0l0.0O; DIR,
eulasion, $4Sl ,204.0O; due Other banks and
bankers, @l3, 7So.45; deposisors, $464, 443..
70; other items, $35, 6677o.
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GreAt Fire NJ Taunton.

TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. 2S.--A Ore broke
out early this morning in the confectionery
shop Of Asa Waterman and rapidly extended
from Weir street to Woodward Lane, caus-
ing great destrpntion Of property. Fifteen
buildings were dlstroysd, inelpding Concert
Hall. The burnt district extends from WI
street to Babbit's Block, and embraces tho
most active business portion OF the village.
Among the property destroyed, arc two
clothing storss; two book stores !; two drug
stores; two hardware and furniture stores !:
three hat stores two boot and shoe stores.
and two jswelry stores; four saloons two
printing Offices; two carpet stores together
with Offices, groceries, d~ellings, DO. Do
andrell,s block was owned BY VIM. B. Dean
drell ard .es totally 1-s...-::yTss1. ~hs :viu;
loss is estimated At $l50, 900, and the insu-
rance at $4,000.