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

CHARLEsTowN, Nov. lO.-rhe court remained
in session until o'clock, when the jury in the
case of Cook rendered verdict of guilty on the
change of murder and insurrection. Before the
Jury retired to reconsider upon the verdict Mr.
Voorhees, delivered most powerful apneal in
behalf Of the prisoner, which drew tears from
the eyes of the most embttered OF his auditors
This morning motion for new trial for Cook
made by his counsel was argued and finally
overruled by the Judge.
Mr.. Harding, the District Attorney refuses to
sign no1le pros in favor of Stevens, demanding
that he shall be tried by the Virginia State
Court. The court has, however, handed the
no attention TO the objections of Mr.. Harding
1t is rn'nored that Green, Coppce, Copeland
and Cook, will all be executed on the same day
with Brown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
RY- The Centennial Sc6ilZey Demon.,ro

aB The Centennial Schiller Demonstration.
Yesterday, one hundred years ago, the great
German poet, Schiller, first saw the light Of
day. The Germans of this city, deemed the
occasion one worthy Of public demonstration
and commemoration. So all classes and socie-
ties of the population joined in celebrating the
centennial anniversary of the birth of mighty
genlus-whoSe name will be honored as long as
the German language is spoken At an carly
hour in the morning, the firing of cannon from
the hill east of the city, commenced AND con-
unued during the whole Of the Corenoon.-
About ten o'clock in the morning a procession
was formed in front of the Melodeon Hall and
proceeded by u Brass Band, moved uu Main
Street. as follows: First came the Virginia State
remedies, 10y lnvitatlon;) then the German Ri
hemen, followed by the German Turner's. Inns
medlate!y after the Turner's came wagon con-
tanning number Of little boys, Turner scholars.
Upon the canvass stretched around the bed of
the wagon were Inscribed the lines
"BIEGE DEN BAUx WE'LL Ell, Nocu JuNc1sr"
(bend the Tree while it is young)
''DuRcH BILDUNG KUR FRE1uE1r."
CThrOugh Education to Freedom
"DuRCH UEsUNG EUR KRAFT"
CIhrOugh Practice to PowerO
Then came the Mannaerchor and Harmonic
Singing societies, followed by wagon drawn
by four white horses and containing dozen mr.
so, neatly alfred little girls, who were seated
III bower OF evergrccns and artificial roses
Next the Orator of the Day, the German Liter.
airy Society, the Red Men, the Benevolent Soci>
ETY.. and alarge number Of German citizens
The procession marched through the PRINCIPAL
streets, forming an admirable military and civic
display, which we do not often witness. a
drilling rain brought the line back to the Me.
lodeOn sooner than was intended, ana assem-
bling within the Hall, spirited song, with ap
Propriate accompaniment, was sung, and then
an Grafton was delivered by the Rev. William
Heller. Owing to deficient education, we are
unable to speak of the merits of the Grafton.
but judging by the attention of the audience
and the enthusiasm occasionally displayed, we
presume the effort was highly satisfactory.
In the evening grand Concert and Ball, was
given at the Melodeon, in which all participated
with wanton relish and right good WILL that
made the old Hall vibrate again Tho music
was excellent, and the swaying of crinoline, the
clasping of bodices, the tripping through the
mary waltz caused ones heels and head to tin.
gle irresistibly to the voluptuous Influences
They danced all night till broad daylight, and
then CALAMITY gullantcd the girls and matrons
''home in the morning"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

COMMON SENSE rules thc people, whatever the
msnamed and miSanrroPe philosophers may to the
demonstrated, and they will hesitate give it their
most cordial patronage The masses have already
hosIETTERS BlrTEKs. be seen in the Immense
quantities of this medicine that every
section of the land 1t is greatly supe-
or to all other remedies yet devised for diseases
dlSsve organs, such darrh9a, yscnery, dyspepsia,
aud Tor the various evcrs that arise from
those portions of the system Ostetters is rapidly
becoming household word, from Maine Texas, the
satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
e8- See advertisement in another column. nov4-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
BUSINESS NOTICES

az Stop that Coughing Relieve your
cough in few hours, by useing the
HOARHCUND BALSAM.
The children like it.
You will liket.
Everybody likes it.
1t cures coughs, hoarscness, and without
nausea, or arrangement of the bowels. Sold by
T. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
KANSAS ELEGTION

LEAvENwoRTu, Nov. lO.-The returns from
the interior come in slowly. Leayenworth aud
AtchisOn counties give Democratic majorities
Douglas, Wyandotte, Shawnee, and Jefferson
counties are reported as giving Republican ma
iorities. The counties yet to be heard from,
gave large majorities for the Constitution, which
renders the election of PARROT TO Congress,
probable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
WISCONSIN EI.Ecr1nN.

CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-Returns from Wisconsin
IRE very incomplete. The Milwaukee Sentinel
of to-day, says that those received confirm the
opinion that the entire Republican State ticket
Is elected by handsome majority, and that the
Republicans retain the ascendancy in the State.
Legislature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

New York, Nov 1O.-The Tribune says that
Senator Douglas is lying seriously i'll with an
attack of the govt in the stomach, which has
gradually assembled from the feet to the present
dangerous position. His strong constitution is
the great reliance Of his physicians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

NEw York, Nov. lo-The steamship Atlan-
tic has arrived with California dates to the goth
ult. She brings over 81 800, 900 in gold. The
Atlantic LEFT Asptnwall on the Cd inst, up to
which time, the Vanderbilt steamer North Star,
hence on The Goth ult., had not reached Aspin-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

four dispatches yesterday morning, stated
that the Straight Republican ticket had 500 of a
majority over the Republican, American ticket
in New York. This was mistake, although
not ours, 1t should have been 5000. of ma,
jority.
The Republican-American ticket has, as was
stated, $4,000 majority over the Democratic
ticket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

Eag a Left-HGnded Lyf-Advertising as
general thing, as all business men will bear
witness, invariably brings about good effects
We have cese before US which is an exception
to the general rule, and therefore worthy of
note. Not long since a:Eparty, whose name
occurs below, moved into house near the
southwest corner of Market and Quincy streets,
and there opened sort of boarding house. The
house was visited frequently by n number of
bachelors, somewhat advancrd in life Their
visits may have been of legitimate character,
and we are not sure but some of them boarded
III the house. However, some people seemed to
think that the establishment was not Just the
reputable thing, and day or two ago the fol.
lowing advertisement appeared in the Erening
Argus:
Market Streets las been opened under superintend
snSe of Nichols Kimberly Harris, Wells Co. The public
Of course the publication of the above crea-
ted no little indignation among those whose
names we're mentioned, aud every effort WINS
made to find ont who had procured the inser~
ton of the card. Mr.. Kimberly, one of the
parties named in the card, met Capt. Murine on
Wednesday evening, aud in n jocose manner
the latter confessed that he had prepared the
advertisement. Some sharp words followed,
and Kimberly went TO AID. Wrights office and
sued Murine for abusing him. number of
witnesses were summoned, and Kimberly, failing
to sustain the CHARGE was thrown in for the
COSTS Mr.. Packer, Of the Union House, was a
Witness and testified that he, individually, had
prepared the card and paid for its Insertion
So the end is not yet, and we shall not be sur
prised to hear of suit for SANDER aud damages
to reputation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

Wr22e Too Horse Thieves, which were con.
demned during the past term of the Common
Pleas Court, for Belmont County, have been
sentenced, Wilson for three and Johnston for
seven years to the Pnnitentiary. The Sheriff
has escorted them to head quarters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

PlTTspunGn, Nov. 1O.-River 25 inches at
the Glass House ripple, and falling. Weather
cloudy:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

-Ere'y one should know what to get for
chest. Read the following letter: 1850 ~
New BEDFOnD, January 10, 1s49.
GENTLEMEN: The invaluable medicine which
| received from you, called Mrs NJ N. Gard
ner's Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, has
been an Unreasonable blessing to me and to nv
family have used it in my own case, which
was despaired OF, and am now happily restored
to health. In case of obstinate cough its
soothing Influence has effected radical cure;
and beg, if my name or my exertions can aid
you in disseminating it among those threatened
with, or already in Consumption, that you will
allow me, what would seem my duty,
to say to others what write to you, that
TINS medicine is invaluable. l remain, gentle
men, with great respect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

HW-"Lumberzegs." The poor, derunged man
who answers to this sobriquet, Joined and
marched single file in the Schiller procession.
To those who knew the man, the ridiculous fea-
ture he added must be fully apparent. We
need only say that he walked about thirty five
yards bchind-that he had on coat of the
extreme tooth pick style, the tail of which
commenced running to point about the mid
die Of his back and succeeded in attaining its
object shortly after it reached the ground. He
had feather in his cap and red flannel epa-
lette upon each shoulder. No man in the pro-
cession was more sincere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
FOR SALE.
THE STAR NAIL WORKS,

In IrOntOn, Lawrence County, Ohio.
In consequence Of the decease Of of the stockholders
i the Star Sail Works offered for sale a great
bargain. These Nail Works situated in the Iron
gOn in the Southern part of Ohio about 80
Portsmouth, and $40 miles above Cincinnati. The
building $50 feet in length and l6 feet width
TALLY built, and contains aud improved machinery,
for making nail kegs; ALSO IL boiling furnaces and heat
ing together with the necessary rolls
capacity $50 kegs nails every hours
addition the above, be sold the Nail Works.
~ of Coal Lands, miles distant by Railroad and
delivering coal at the mills at cost not exceeding dol
lar per toni and has peculiar advantages for shipping
various points at all seasons, the Ohio River
point and below is seldom obtructed. THE location is
garded the best in the country for supplies pig
coa there blast furnaces within 30 miles
which bring their iron direct the Railroad;
and the surrounding hills abound with coal and fire of
Any further description is deemed unneces
sRrY purchasers will desire to examine for themselves
II sold previously the above property will be
at public sale Thursday, the Path day November
Address, PETERS, JAMES CO.,
Or JOHN PETERS,
Ironton, Ohio, Oct 8, 1859. oct25-1m*
9l( BAGS Prime Rio Coffee, receiving and in store by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
T q n n

THE members of Pamela Fodge No. 81 l. O. O. F., will
assemble al the Hail. cor Market and Quincy sts,
respect to our deceased Brother HESKY DRgsT
The members OF Sister Lodges Encampments also all
brethren in good standing in the Order respectfully
NlGe0 TO attend BY order. L. +. BEELER, N. q.
w. l. BLAIN, Scc'y. noYi2-lt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

r. ID. WILLIAMS.
For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can be had of the best quality 2w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
A YOUNG LADY

If the "Bis School Teacher" is guilty he
ought to be ashamed of himself He might bet
ter employ himself, we think, in teaching the
writer of the above, how to spell and write cor.
rectlY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

eB Swapping a Ptstot-Nisbt before last,
two young men, whom we learn are students
attending Bethany College, whilst playing a
game of billiards at the Mcclure House Saloon,
became engaged in quarrel. One drew res
volyer and snapped it twice at the breast of the
other. The sight of the ugly weapon caused a
precipitate retreat from the room. The man
who held the pistol had the WEAPON taken from
his possession. We heard it suggested that the
whole thing was sham agreed upon by the
parties for the sake of little local notorety, or
merely for tho fun of the thing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 1O-ThO steamship
Hungarian, from Liverpool, with dates to the
I'd inst, has passed Cape Race aud furnishes
ndvices only eight days from Liverpool Her
dates are five days later than received By tue
City Of Baltimore at New York
The ship Charles Holmes, from Liverpool,
bound to Mobile, was totally wrecked during
the gale that has proved SO fatal among the
English coasts All her crow persisted
The Emperor Napoleon has written to King
Victor Emanuel, urging him to arrest the Villa
Franco agreement SO as to carry out the treaty
of peace with Anstria.
The steamer Hungarian sent into this port
forty two persons that had been saved from the
wreck of a vessel from Labrador through the
exertions Of the captain and crew of the steamer
at the risk Of their own lives. They behaved
most heroicaIly aud deserve the highest praise.
The hungarian proceeded on her voyage
She is bound to Portland in accordance with
the usual winter arrangement Of the Canadian
| line.
The Hungarian passed the steamer Indian,
FROM Quebec, bound to Liverpool, on the 9rd
inst.
| The Hungarian arrived out on the 29th ult.,
| the City of Manchester and the Canada on the
|
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
LOCAL M-A-TTERS-

9-7sn Csnts Wceh.-Thc Intel1ioeneey is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
or neighborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
LOSS OE TEETA-

LOSS OF tx H.
you can upon DR. W1HCHELL, he will agree to insert
tip top hrst-Cass set of TEETH closely resem
DleS nature as to defy detection On gold for SIS up-
per set *S! Cnralite Vucanized So half set
poo porcelain Plate $751; $25 for half other
se metals price reduced in proportion. Those wishing
Val OF these reduced rates WILL Please
from that time. ~ " ' 90
Specimens of every different style Teeth now in use
can Dc seen at the office, enabling any
nh the subject to judge at very correctly of the adj
Vantages and disadvantages which the STYLES pos
charge. ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

"zmperencs''- following purports to
be from ayOung lady resident of La Belle town:
:, Nesgrs Editors;-Please Publish that We
That STAIRS Every Lady out oy Conntena sS
That He Meats in The Streats-also To Tern
Round And Gaze After The,n-also stares in
IN IN Every Window That He come to-is Tbear
~ NO Chlvalry A Monkst The Jents To Tcache
This Big School Teacher Manners. ''|"S
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

oFFIoE. ooRNER wArER AND MONROE sTREgTs
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BY THE UNION lung.

no TmE DAILY INTELLIGrNcER
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
ARRlYAL oF THE ovERLANo ) MAI1

ST. Lots June 13.-The Overland
California Mail,wilh dates 10 the goth ult.j
arrived here last night.
The prcptietors of the San Francisco
Bulletin had been Gned 800 each for
publishing tho confession Of Mrs. Sickles.
A party Of Lieut.. Beal's men had been
attacked at Oahutah Springs by the Ma.
iaur Indians.
The amount Of gold dust shipped from
Victoria for the month ending May 10th,
was $4,000.
The United States sloop of-war Decatur
arrivei at San FIancisco. on the 18th.
The passengers by the coach report
that about 8. 600 Texans were encam ped
near Fort Belknap, for the purpose Of
extermnating the Caddo Reserve Indians.
The Governor OF Tvx,s had called on the
U. 8. troops TO quell the disturbances. aud
Maj Van Doren had arrived in the viciui-
ty with three companies Outrageous. On
tho way from Fort Washita 10 Bslknap,
Van Doren encountered large body o.
apache Indians. He killed 40 or 80 and
took 90 prisoners.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

A FIsn SToRY-on the 9Th of Aplib
while fisherman in one Of the boats be-
longing to Ferryden was hauling bis line
a. considerable Gistsncs from shore, q
circumstance occurred which illustrates
the voracity with which the different kinds
Of piscatory animals prey upon one smother.
While the fshsrman was drawing up a
haddock that was on one Of the hooks,
be noticed large hSllbut making an at
tempt to deyour the smaller fisll as he was
drawing it up. He Immediately seized a
clip and laid hold Of the balibut; bat be
had hariIy got proper hold Of It when
he preceiyed ling trying to seize the hal
ibut. Having freed one hand, be immedi-
aiely seized the lirg with the other, and
proceeded TO pull it on board. when he
noticed large sea-eat making strenuous
attempts TO seize the ling. This animal
was also successfully laid hold Of and ta-
ken on board. concluding this remarkable
chtse.-[ Montrose (scotland) Standard.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.
YAp As.srIAd. la full yiohss..I

sxcsyitts m. B.. June Ii.-4ThslsIsa&,
ship Europa with dates from Liverpool 70
the 4l6 inst. three days later than thoss
received by the North Briton at Quebec,
has arrived at Haiisx.
The steam ship Kangaroo. from New
York on the 2lst. reached Liverpool on
the instant aud the Vanderbilt. steam
ship Ocean Queen. from, New York on the
2ist ult., arrived at Southamptoa on the
2l inst. The Persia, from New York on
the 2lss ult,, arrived at Liverpool on the
4th inst, the day the Europa sailed
The advicss from Italy con6rmthe cap.
ture OF Palesiro by the Ssrdiuisps. The
King Victor Emanuel. commanded IN per
son. and exhibited the greatest gallantfy
The Austrians twice endeavored 10 retake
Palestro. but were repaIsed after san
guyuary encounter.
The Sandman report says that they
captured one thousand prisoners, and eight
guns. The latest dispatch from Turin
reports the Austrians in full retreat across
the Ticino. into Lombsrdy.
the report received by the previous ar
rivals that Gen. Garibaldi had met with q
repulss by superior Austrian force, il
confirmed. but itnow appears that he was
successful in re entering Como.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
FRoM pIKE.S PEAK.

ST.. LOUIS, June i4--Mr. Swinborn.
agent for Messrs. Smoot. Russell d Co.,
arrived at Leaven worth this morning, with
5000 in gold ddust. Mr.. Swirborn passed
Immediately to New York TO test the quail
ity aud value ofhis gold, He says that a
much larger amount Of dust might have
been brought 10. but the miners demand
twenty dollars per ounce, which is regard
cd as exorbitant by purchasers.
The LSaysnworth Times, extra, furnish
es glowing accounts from the mines
Claims that were considered worthless
four weeks ago are now commanding from
So. 900 to $2 900,
Gregory sold his claim for S2i 900. -
Several other claims OF the same lead
changed hands at from $500 TO $1,000
The snow had disappeared from the noun
tains, aud prospecting was being vigorous
" conducted.
New rich leads are eoostantly being
discovered. At the Gregory digging'
miners were making tsosnty-fivs handrsd
dollars. each per day. Arrivals from th'
States continue large, and all push imme
diately for the mountains. Sa,,5ts gsss.
| The hsalthof the district Is excellent,a ,aut
the miners are jabilant. ~ siws
Horace Greeley was expected at D4n
yer City the day after the expfsss lett
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June l4lh.-Adyioes
from Vera Cruz have been received to the
9th inst, via H .vana.
Miramon is reported TO have suppressed
the pronunciamento mqde at the capital by
the priests, in favor ofZuloaga, including
the grant Of church property.
The Church had tried Mramon, but the
latter had arrested the principal priests.
aud sent them to Vera Cruz.
The Liberals are greatly encouraged by
the recent events at the Capital.
tits also reported that Zu!oaga has bee
impr isonsd by Miramon.
Miramon had decrsed that the importa
lions at Vera Cruz should be con6scatei,
aud had modified the ad vaorem duty,
The Marguese expedition against More
liza had been driven back, but the town had
been raVaged and the women seized and
whipped to force them to disclose their
hidden treasures. The Americans and
other foreigners suffered severely. Mr.,
Black. the American Consul, is reported
to be going to Vera Cruz for safety from
the rabbls Of the army.
Mr., McLane arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 30th ult.
Sanor Barrilia, the Secretary Of foreign
Affairs. has issued another dectoe,i in which
he states that the "Americans are not ac
countable for the acts OF President Bu'
ohanan." who, he saya, "is opposed by
twenly,six out OF thirty.two Of the inhabi
tants OF the North American Union"
Gen. Canbis is reported to be at Vajaco
Letters from private parties give the ad
vice MOTTO cross the isthmus in the pres
ent condition of atfsiTs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
Arrival Of the star ofthe West.

New YoRK. June l3.-The steamship
Star Of tho West has arrived from Aspin-
wall with California dates 10 the 90 ult.---
She brings about 81 500. 600 in gold.
George D. Brush, the treasurer Of Cal
veris county. bad been discovered TO be a
defauler to large amount.
Advices from Victoria state that the
gold mines Of Vancouver were yielding so
largely that parties were leaving Victoria
for that aH
Affairs on the Islbmus were quiet.
The dates from Valparaiso are to May /.
A battle was fought on the 29.h Of Apri
between the government troops under Gen.
Viduarri, and the Revolutionists under Gen
Gallo, the latter were defeated and fled
having lost 1000 killed, This battle
ended the revolution. The Governme nj
had opened the northern pofts, and bust
ness WAS reyiving.
The dates from Lima are 10 May l2lh
A slight revolution bad occurred at Are
quippa. No particulars are given.
Guayaquil was still blockaded. but wa.
expected soon to be raised.