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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
BY TELIIl4l3APH

Pun DsLrn!A, Nov. 1Flour firm; sales good superfne
At S5,J953Tts; S55H IS extra and IS for
extra family AID $65ygp7 for fancy wheat in dmand:
sales 500 bush red at 332 and white store at 81 $50
Ia; Rye sells gu arrival at S6g9c. Corn request
1910 bush yellow sold 9Gc, aoat and 9ja9G in stcre
Oats quiG 1850 bush prime sold 42c Whisky Ia limited
dcmand sales at 2!15192S1S.
BALriNoRE Nov Flour steady; Howard ST. in held at
SS = without purchasers Wheat steady 9S sales Of
only 5gU boshels Corn dull slow sale but prces mn
altered Pork, S52a prime sIl 25 bacon sides Sa<
Whisky steady Exchange New York at sight nn-
NV YonE E0y ootton weaker sales 1900 bales mid
$5S5GaI,6J. Wheat firm; 81, GOO BUSH white II ia
LOO, Miwaukie Club Sl,lS Chicago Spring 81 10
Corn heavy sales l5vU bush yellow $1l0l uixe nomi
nal at 9s90 Mess PORK advanced 25c; sales at Sl5i2E
l5ZS fer mess and F 5Oa 1,C9d prime. Lard heavy
sugar sugar hEm; Mnscoy4do Gg62; stock hand 1890
DoGe bacon quiet hams ~ "a. Dressed Hogs dull at
1914 Butter firm; Ohio iT9Ia. Econ DUET at 2ldg25c
Tobacco more active; Ky; ~ s&4E-
SSCNNATI Nov Flour is quiet 81 6594 10 for
PT; n%lSrs E9 tenacious Wheat $laolOs
demand at 49, Oats ST ady at 1904 Barley dun at e.
rye hFia at 90 Shsky Iui, Declined &c There a fair
business in Mess Pork at $3.50 u sales n sh0ui-
ders repo tie at &C, but holders at coy for
Shomldvs az. sdcs hogs Offering 1913. Exchange
declined TO = per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

- Robbing mis- Fathcr--A young man
named Young, from Jefferson county, Ohio, was
arrested by his father yesterday evening on
Water Street 1t seems that the son had be~
cOmc offended at the non-fullfilIrnent of some
Promises made by the father, and the two had
quarrel in which the progenitor ordered the
progeny to leave. The son took the father at
his word and mounting the best horse on the
place, came down to this city. Afterwards the
father reiented and came in pursuit, arriving
here just in time to reclaim the hot headed
youth who was about slipping himself ana
Charger on the steamer Euoice, for Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

New YoRk, Nov. The Herq7rs Washing
ton despatch says, have it on the most rsli9.
ole authority, that the death pcnllty viii not be
Immediately inflicted upon old Brown. He
may oe sentenced to die on the gallows within
of 80 days between sentence and execution ,iocs
not apply in the case of one convicted Of Incl.
ting slaves to insurrection. But Gov. Wise ad.
miTes Browns indomitable pluck, and for that.
and because be wishes 10 show the world how
mngnanimous Virginia can be, he will probably
respite the execution for at least the so DAYS.
should not be surprised from what Ilsa2n il
an order will be made, directing Brown to be
sent to Richmond and kept in The pcnitcnliary
there, until such time as the Gov. fixes for his
A Massachusetts lady whose name is under
$1,000 10 be Chllds, has written to Wise, re-
questing permission to wait UPON and nurs. tho
unfortunate old man; the permission has been
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
LOCAL MA.FFERS
g-Tsn Cents Week.-The Intezzigenee, IS
braished to subscribers in any part of the city
=, reighborhoOd at ten cents week.
~ Ni!loiO Ecc Proceedings.-T

So 't!toi0 Ere Proceedings.-The spirit of
n,eaief ran rampant on Hallow Eve. In the
ARR part of the evening the small bows otto,.
lei TO the observance of the occasion, doing
p,ang more harmless than stealing cnbbooes
brii.ring shop doors, annoying elderly gentle.
u,a and shocking nervous females. At later
l,lr children of larger growth came on for tho
t.,ry business, such as pushing over small
Fas tenemcnts, removing drays and carts from
,,s place to another, and the like. When IT
r::aisnre happened to be accessible only bv
plt Of stops Oh the outside, tho means Of MS
t:atwas removed and thelfamily was compelled,
nthc appearance of daylight, to call for a lad.
DIR TO rurne down to Il level with their neigh
bars The town looked in many sections, as if
adenge had been and gone and played the old
by with miscellaneous things in general. Mil.
Racry signs were placed in front Of cordwain.
n shops, and vice versa. Tonsorial emblems
were found leaning up against the houses Of
gsaticmen in easy circumstances with no psn.
saIiy visible means Of support a tavern sign
Tss taken down and split in two, thus steal
tliy and meanly iasinuating that ''mine host,
t5onSh good man, was better suited to some
ether line OF life than keeping hotel. In the
Fourth Ward couple of hogs, cur dog and
ycarlins calf were found pcnncd up in a rcspec.
table gentlemans clubhouse. The young rascals
bai a most merry and mischievous nocturnal
cF0iTal, the evidences of which were not re
moved and the city placed in its usual order.
without some little trouble.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
COMM ERCiAl5.
WHOJESAT,E NEAPE[Ei

WHOLESALE MARK EFT
DRooMS-Cummon S3II
BuTTER-In kegs 9.LlO.
BUCEETs-NIarietta $'a225.
CuEESE-WeSI.ru Reserve . 6GLIc:
TALL0w-1UGI2. "
CnFFEE-Jdr. iSc; Rio l2T@Il3
$aUU T'-7' SN"'
wHsHr-1,io91, SO.
CURN-5a.
OATS-3j
FRATHElS--iOI2+ :5s. scarce.
Esl-Saad 81; lisrs!nss Sc MackerelNo to ~
tilNsANG-25G4u.
ltoPS--IaES, duh.
charlottesville 100
sls ass o:sens isi Sugar House 4se.
SAILs-3As for led.
RAGS-:'435I, dull.
KlCE-5&5I%.
SEgDs-Fia&seed l25; Glover SO.
SoAP-Castiie per IL IJalG; common soc.
SCGSaS-SeT Orleans HID. SISiu boil
SNCFE-ScOtcl 90; Rdppee 22a@6.
TEA-GuI,Pow ft52Tu; Imperial 4OG6G Tvson e5-Cc.
Pouchin" 25 Este; 0oong :5GEI5c '
ToBACco-GtNists Il; five roll 24G2s.
wooL-unwashed from IS to -; Common wa she'd o. 70
SO; Fail blood extra 40 to 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

OFFER for sale the Mill property known as the
woodland Mhl,' containing three run Of BurrS, with
all the modern improvements. THERE'S also excellent
sett OF Chrdng Machines, with for additional
merry, required, connected mill Possession DIV
en- Immediately, IL required.
Also for sale, two farms, each containing lun-
ured anu sixty actCS, Of which are about
hundred acres cleared i'll excellent order good state
cultivation with Orchard aud FrUme Dwelling
thereon On the other there about fifty cleared
with good Orchard and Buildings.
Also one lot of ground containing about seven acres in
high state Of cultivation, with two frame dwelling Houses
thereon large Store House, with collar underneath black
smith shop and stablinE for eight horses, together with
other buildings that necessary All above rrouertY
situated within and onc-hafmes Of the Ohio river
on FsH Greek Marshall county, the Fish Greek Turn.
PIKE leading to BelltOn on tile b. & o. Railroad.
This some Of the best locations N Virginia for the
purchase OF wheat and other grain Ibce property
offered on tie following terms: ouefour. purchase
money to be paid In hand and the balance equal install
cts Of one two aud three with interest date
giving legotii bic note with approved security.
Any rerSor purchasing Can have the opportunity
ing ths all, II required also be supplied with all kinds
Of stock and farming utensils terns-
premises. ! UOpr;nROnR
austt d%w2n Woodland, Marshall Co, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

-" In aasoer to a question of Tallandighau,
of Ohio, Old Brown of the Harper's Ferry af-
fair stated, recently, that one of hs men came
ftom somewhere between Steubenville and
Wheeling. We learn that the man alluded to
was the negro named Dangerlield Ncwby, Zone
Of the killed. who is well known in Bridgeport,
and who Travelled through Belmont county sos
letting money to buy his freedom and that of
his family. We learn that he has now to his
credit considerable sum of money in the Bel.
mont Branch Bank, at Bridgeport
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

ST. Louis, Nov. 1.-River is about stationary
at this point, with feet water in channel 10
Cairo. All the upper streams are low and de-
ciiring. After several days of cold and bluster.
ing weather during which ice OF the thickness
of window glass, formed two consecutive nights.
change has occurred and it is now clear and
much warmer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

New York, Nov. 1.-The steamship Arago
arrived this evening from Havre and Southamp-
ton. Her political news has been entirely an.
tiepated, but she brings London dates to the
18th ult. Among her passengers are Mrs
Mason and family, Hon. Mr.. Keitt and lady,
Jerome Napoleon Boneparte and Prof Chids,
of Cambridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

~ The North Westcm Virginia Agricuz-
't'"t Society, held a meeting Yesterday at the
Court House and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President Robert Crangle.
-. Directors-J c. Campbell, Henry Moore,
fhos Sweeney, A. p Woods. j. F. Hopkins,
l. H. Williams, W. D. Terry, j. N. Alexander,
Geo. w. Smith.
Treaaurer.-Henry Crangle.
Corresponding Seeretary.-J. f. UpdegraE.
Rscording Sscretary.-W. Z. Peterson, Jr.
Chief NarshaN-L NJ. Humphrey
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

WAsHtNGToS, Nov. 1st.-I.etters from Mexico
received by the Steamship tennessee, at New Or
leans, state that the Dark Laura, taken for a
SLAYER on the coast of Africa, under Mexican
GoIors oy an English cruiser, was brought into
Vera Cruz on 18th. ult The liberals claim to
hold Topic and Leon. The expedition contcm(
plated against the city Of Mexico is still spoken
Of as being Of Formidable character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
~S~SE

- Sent to Jail,-Ann Mclaughlin and
John Brady were arrested yesterday by officer
DeaIsnbaugh, for breaking into m unoccupied
tenement in the First Ward They were com
mitcd to Jail by Aid. Hamilton Miss nc,
Langhlin is scarcely sixteen years of age, and
the gentleman found with her is yet in his teens
They are supposed to subsist chiefly upon what
they can steal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
gJ(elo a2ig5t.
Something New. True, Intelligi-
bic and Important
FOR THE CURE or THO SICK /!
DOCTOR HOMES

NIToUED say to the diseased OF body and. raInd who
w wish to he of thee naades, that his
is limited to the RrSt OF December; hence the
nnhnR immediate application his office He So!iGtS
patients who have been given up everywhere els,
caraee The reader nigh: here ask, does he really
such his statements fasts Has he such
eases In Wheeling In reply he would say he cured
and Is curing day just such lie
y curing class of diseases that have bsv the
the medical profession in all the world. The
Not by Irritating the delicate membranes of vital
by dTugng the s!OmaCh hut by direct application
positive and negative POlRTiticS OF Electricity, Agai
might be asked has Electricity employed us
medal agent for both in Europe America,
indifferent rCsutSF And, numbers using II In
when consider the in which Applied
the results have been favorable than cvld
expected. Ii has considered hen hciu cases
only aud uncertain in those There
principles for applying the mt, and therefore
results cUull he ANTICIPATED the friendly lcln
cures have sometimes been performed The
orally applied through the hands power
CONFUSE the whole nervous and
qnenly produce irrepardhle injury. Sometimes M.
rei by metallic conductors TO different parts Of the body,
which Is equal to process of cauterizatiOn. DT
seen the elect CT such treatment for years and
has generally proved injurious patient cOuclusiveiy
proving that no one should the responsibility
administering So powerful remCY without understanding
ITS eacet rPpn the human organization.
Dr. as mode of Applying Electricity Is new ami Is no
Suess-wotk no uncert auty doubt results viii
follow The diseased invited to call the
wonderful cures he Is daily performing
Once at tle Beymer House. ~ B.-Dr. j. now proposes
10 give series of conversations explaining the
laws OF life, health sense; also full expoRton Of
ior the cure OF diseases. Those desiring join class
Shsuti ulahc Immaculate application. uCt24-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
g3g Ese'y one should know what to get for
a, co,u or obstinate cough or soreness of the
chest. Read the following letter:

New BEDFORD, Jannary 70, 1919.
0ENTLEMEN: The invaluable medicine which
| received from you, called Mrs. NJ. n Gard.
1 ner $ baSam of Liyerwort and Hoarhound, has
F GSgG a" lmmeasurable blessing to me and to my
VIZ was deSpaired of, and am now happily restored
10 health In case of obstinate cough its
soothing influence has effected a radical cure.
ana beg, my name or my excrtions can aid
you you IN disseminating it among those threatened
s %nitn, or already in Consumption, that you will
ahow Inc, what would seem nv duty
to say to others what | write to Won t6st
this medicine is invaluable. remain, gentle.
men, with great respect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

SAcKwLLE, n. b. Nov. l-Thero are no signs Of
the Steamship America at Halifax this morning.
She is now about due with three days later ad
vises.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
.S@Se

CutcAGo, Nov. IA terrible acct lent occur.
red at Chicago with the Western Railroad this
filled with excursionists of Fond du Lac for for
Chicago, ran off the track at Johnson's Greek.
mics south Of Watertown, Wisconsin 8per,
sons were reported to be killed aud large nam
Der badly injured. The names Of the killed, as
lar as known, are: NJ. j. Thomas, U. S. Mar.
s!!al; Mr. 3oardman; Geo. T. Emerson; T. L.
Sncad of Fond du Lac. In addition, those pre-
vioosy reported killed are: Jerome Mason, tel,
egraph operator; Il. L Giilett, of Fcnd du Lac;
john Lund; z. Petersilia; l.. Sherwood, of O<h.
kosh; and DIR. T.Miner, Of WATERFOWL. Injured
arc r. II. Sykes James Kinsey, leg broken; Mrs
Baldwin, of Oshkosh, both legs broken; Van
skull fractured and is not expected to recover
The accident was caused by running into all OK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov 1.-The Columbus Sun
contains repor; Of fire at Marinua, Florida,
on Friday last. a large portion Of the business
part of the town was destroyed. The principal
sufferers 81, are Dan' r. Leslie, Jno r. Ely q Co.,
WIN. Powers and Henry c. King.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
BUSINESS N69pIoEs

sy-Stqna oreesl Throw back your shout.
aers! Expand your lungsl Improve your.
appearances Improve Your heallh-by.usins
ene Improved Shoulder Brace, for ladies and
gentlemen. They answer also as skirt sunnort.
ers or spspenders. For sale by II. II. Logan 4,
go.' and Logan, List & Co., dealers in Trusses
brandies, Supporters, Belts, syringes, &C., &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

g, 5S@F"n and Winter Eas1iions-At Mrs.
9n ris;1i Wednesday morning, Oct. 26tb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

Your obedient servant,
4. D. WILLIAMS.
-, For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can be had of the best quality. Wv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
.Ss%sS

q Circuit Coart.-An interesting civil
ciss has occupied the attention of the Court
fc7 two days, and was concluded yesterday.
anderson & Slack, doing business in the CITY,
Dissolved partnership, Slack buying Andcrson's
interest, and giving a note endorsed by Joseph
McGoioch. The note was afterwards trans>
i.sred TO McCiellans & Knox, and Anderson,
70. the benefit Of said AIcClellens Il Know, sues
tot the recovery of the amount. Messrs Caid.
well and PendlctOn appeared for the complain
at, aud Jacob and Cranmer for the defendant.
S'mc thirty odd witnesses were examined in
in the case. 1t was attempted 10 prove that
NcCulloch signed the note undcr temporary in
sanity, and was not, therefore, responsible. He
was subjected to fits, and had signed the note
about fifteen minutes after recovering from the
effects Of one Of these attacks 1t was estab-
lishe1, on the other hand, that McCuloch had
been subjected TO these fits for twenty years,
and had always transacted his own business
ATsrdct for the complainant was the result.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

WAsHlNGToN, Nov. IA pamphlet by Bcv>
erly johnson is abont to be published, entitled.
Remarks Popular So&treignty, MS main.
tanned and denied respectively by Judge Doug.
las and Attorney General Black He cstab-
fishes the following propositions LIST. That
Congress has no power to prohibit slavery in
the nnorganiZed territories. Cd. That Congress
has no power to prohibit slavery in the terrific
ries alter they have been organized under
territorial governments 3d. That Congress
has no power to establish slavery ia u territory
Slavery is the creature of positive law which
may exist either by statute custom. 4th.
That If Congress can neither prohibit nor cS-
tabiSh slavery i'll territory, il cannot legislate
10 protect or regulate it. 5Gh. Territorial goy-
ernmemts can admit, protect exclude slavery
ut any time during its existence
Official information from Mexico to the 22nd
says, that the JuarcZ Government is awaiting
the return of minister McI.ane to renew the
treaty negotiations. As this gentleman com
mcnced them at Vera C:uz il is considered thnt
it would be disrespectrul to him, to transfer the
proceedings to Washington.
Gen. Robes had asked al interview with Col
Espic, in command of the liberal forces, several
leagues from C0rdeva, wishing to make some
friendly arrangement with him. He had $50
men and II batteries to advance on ,Jehuacon.
There is every probability that that city will be
taken, in which event he will have 81 united
force of 1000 men, to march on 0rizoba and
Corlova.
The satisfactory manner in which people
have received the intelligence Of Nidaurri from
the command of the army in Northern Mexico
is regarded as evidence of their moral strength,
his action not being considered in accordance
with the constitutional liberty.
Miramon's troops in the city of Mexico were
acting purely on the defensive, fearful TO leave
it, even if they had The means tn carry on ag>
grcssive operations elsewhere. The intercepted
correspondence OF Marques shows that after the
battle Of Leon, General Wool wrote to Miramon
for reintorcements. Marques was accordingly
directed to send him $50 mcn and 2 batteries,
when the latter replied, stating his utter inabili-
| ty to do so and threatening to resign his COM
mand, if MiraInOn insisted on his order.
large quantity Of ammunition has been
sent to Harper's Ferry, TO replace that recently
distributed among the soldiers.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3l.-It is reported that
another Vigilance Committee is forming in this
city TO superintcnd the election to take place on
the 9Th of November. a dcputation Of "Plug
Uglies" from, Baltimore, is also said to have
| arrived.
Twenty-Five deaths from fever occurred at
the Charity Hospital.
The steamship Grenada has arrived with Ha-
vana dates to the oath. Two cargoeS of slaves,
numbering 1900, are reported to have been Ian
ded near Havana during the week.
NEw 1onK, Nov. 1.-The steamship Arago
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

sz7-"ScOtt Free. "-The schemes adopted by
the authorities of steubenvile, to crin.inatc
counterfctcrs in that vicinity have been to Send
Pellnrs among them-apparentty unsophstica-
ted chaTacters, to deal, and to change and ex-
change funds. So suspicious have the people
became, however, at Ncwburg, and the regions
found about, that even the guiltless hesitate
to change money for strangers. man from
S'snbenville, says the Herald. had business that
way few days ago-crosscd and re-crosscd the
rirer, had plenty to cat and drink, and was per.
laitted to pass "Scolt free" He had $500
nose, and said he was from Steubcnvilc, and
no one was to be found who would take the
tote and give him the change-for fear their
change might not be all genuine and they might
thereby be implicated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

srssrrEsgs va. ~. RaUa4B1a "a EEN,
(IfIff - d Il N II I s II :,
Has removed his office residence, neat door to the
Town ClocS inns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02

pURNETT's COCOAIEE for the Hair,
ID Received and for salely Il. VI. LOGAN & Co
septic and LOGAN, LIST & co.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1859-12-28
Government.

MuTARy ScHooI. IN Missouri bill
has been introduced into the Missouri
Legislature to establish a State Military
Institute, tosbe located at Jefferson City,
for the purpose Of instrnctiDg two hundred
cadets, from fourteenrte twenty-five years
ofage, there tesbc constituted q public
guard Of buildings, arms, munitions Of
war aud Other property tic work to be
done l,y convict labor