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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

CIV AsHlSsTas, Sept R6. disegrcothStthik
between Air. Gass and rsarons StorkeH is not-as
serious as was at frst pretondpd.. & II grew
mainlysout of tho alleged. attempt on the part OF
the local authorities inthc Nostliern Pacific 10
restrain, A american traders and swhaierS Within
the limits imposed by Nicholas First, previous
TO the anne aEion OF California Tie. present
Government of Russawiil acknowledgements,
fe.ltS confidently trusted, to free tratle on the
part OF American. vessels with the growing
population on thesbanGs of the Amo0, river
Sir Henry. EIollord is 10 be entertained to-
morrow at the Soldier'S Home, blythe Prcsi-
dent, in5company with his Cabinet.
The Court Of Inquiry to irsyestigate the facts
attending the LOSS of the u Sssuea5ner Fulton.
consists of Commander Mcintosh, Commander
FlaFland and Lieut.. llell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
~ Bodv Faund.-Tbe bodv ofl,Io

~ Body Found. The body .of,thc engineer
who was lost in the wreck of the railroad acct
dent which occurred son the cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, above Wellsyilic. on sn.
urday afternoon, was found under the express
car on Sunday morning, in a most.unsishtlv
condition. His name was Hiram Anderson.
lie has wife and two children residing ot
Manchester. Where the accident occurred
there is a sharp curve in the track. A violent
storu had washed down the sand from the hill.
side TO about the depth Of six inches on the up!
per rail, nearest the hill. In passing round the
curve, the train making about thirty-five miles
an hour, the locomotive was thrown off the
track, at the sharp curve, leaping down the en-
bankmcnt, tearing down tree in its course, and
buryins itself in the sand about forty feet be-
low. The tender followed, resting on the loco
motive; the oyster car. which came next, shot
ahead of the engine, and stopped; the express
car came next, wrccliing and resting itself on
the tender; the baggage car followed, but stop
peda few feet from the track, its forward end
resting on the express and the rear about ten
feet from the track; the FIRST passenger car was
thrown partly off the track, its forward end
resting on the baggage car, and the truck be.
coming detached The wreck has now been
cleared away, aud the trains have been running
on time as usual
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
nv TL.T TCI.

-. - la
thiLADELrntA, Sept 9SFlour held with rather n,ors
-sSs " eer lheinyorsbg adVices from krt
p5seS or IN s ysrySie.s e0Pdion bs we're
$50 Tsy re- Flour steady at 50 Corn hlCuI ut
1sie Is rather mere demand fer Wheat: sunnligs
va 19Tl! aie t0fu.h at SI7iS Tor
az "a $i2tl 35 Tor white RYE In dcn1. nd ma
mas laEanced loeG hush. SOLD at S06zs &c.
10, lohK, 6Sbon weak sales COO bales at II g
iTL uShd IN Galugs Flour advance Gal aISs 5,
Sae3t heo5an sales 10000 bush; the demand is
oy Tue advance liked by holders: Whit. 81 SSi an
wSsg r Sits ai'2Sl Miwnukit Club $780, Corn dull
1I7 5lS GU, shoulders Butter steady; Ohio
hEtn At Il sa e. Pork dull at s! s.
@ NESS "n Wlsky dull; sules M
at oEn.r prices Sugar ST. ads; sales Of ss Al
-: cents. '+eS steuoSs oricaLs
vi Sept 9tFlour steady Ohio and Howard S.
neat active anu buOyant IL, 0 bush sola ar syn cr
OF white 81 !U 81, red 81 IGl Corn bIovo
white StEasS5, yellow Sic Provisions a,r.
1915 i'I'ss pork SIG Whisky steady =
0rs Sept S6-Flour sitter under influence OF
sureThne sales at n s0}5 Tor extra;
Ialr demand exists for higher grades Wheat
SOrh anu rye firm but no" BARLEY dun; ; 10 Sc per
os oatS very trGt 42G24lc ler lush whisky
ss' dy at ~ Provisions rnbut the demand to hay IS
not strong rces very Sti for bacon shoulders
ama SO ,"r ness P9rk, and for neas E:.
at 4 prem. s 80 S'te"ti'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

Hy-A6out a Pair Of Pincers-Mr. Hines,
and Mr.. Donnelly, two gentlemen from abroad,
met in the Market House on Sunday night, and
finding their dispositions congenial, soon scra-
ped up an intimate acquaintance. Hines had
some shoemaker's TOOLS and ameng the exit
was a pair Of pincers. Donnelly got possession
of these and wouldn't give them up because
they pleased his fancy. Donnelly walked up
street and lines followed him, begging for the
pincers in vain. At last, arriving near Kra-
mer's Lager Beer Saloon, Hines, having kept
his wrath warm good while under the annoy
ance, opened out several walls of the pcnt up
article, pulled off his coat and jumped at the
threat Of Donnelly with the intention of com.
pressing his windpipe. Officers Scroggins and
Wickham here nterfered aud prevented blood
She'd Both the men were taken down to Aid
Wright's. Hines was discharged, but Donncly
appearing to be the agsressor, and being very
outrageous in his conduct in the Office, was
lined So and costs, which he could not pay and
was sent to Jail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.--qhe Fourth Annual
Fair Of The ST. Louis Agricnltoral and Aiechan-
ical Association opened to-day, aud although
heavy rain fell dnrirs the morning, the grounds
were tllrongcd, about $4,000 people being III al
tendance, The LIST Brigade ot the Missoni
militia joined in. opening ;!,c ceremonies, and
we're reviewed by Col. Summer, u.S Is. and
staff Nearly every State i'll the Union VAS
represented either 10y delegates or stock, Or in
the Mechanical aud Agricultural Departments.
The upp.bcr oil entries already exceed 5000,
more Than twice as many as at any previous
fair, aud there are still many mere 10 be made.
The exhibition Of stock is unp,cccdcmty large
and superior in quality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

:Y@ Outrageous Robbery and Assaull-on
Sunday morning before daylight, John Sender,
German with but one arm, who has resided
in East Wheeling for nine years, arrived here
on the steamer cambridge, from. below. He
started homeward, and as he was going along
by the board yard, on Fourth street, not far
from the Hempficld depot, he was approached
by Two men, who knocked him down, tore open
his pocket and robbed him of thirty-two dollars
and fifty cents. Mr.. Semler was so stunned
by the blow that he did not recover in time 10
take observations of the robbers, and would not
therefore, be able to identify Them He was
badly bruised about the face and otherwise
#matreated. This is most high handed out
rage, perpctrated as it was, upon poor and de-
ftncelcss man, and should meet with the sever
est punishment if chance should favor the ar
rest of the villiunous rascals.
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s. H9S-il.lII5 q q
BY THE UNION LINE
s oE e ooRNER,wATBRi AND IoNRoE STREETS
FOREIGN MONS.
ARRIVAL OF rus VANDERBILT.

New YoRY, Sept. 2G.-The steamship VAN
derhlit=arrivedsatth this part this morning fioln
southampton, with London dates to TLiursday,
tho 18TH, one day later than furnished Wy 5thc
steamers City of Baltimore and rthlNmerica.
She brings 365 passengers among them are
Rev, Doctors Bcthuric and Hardenburg, Capt.
S. I. Comstoct and Maurice Strallosch The
latter gentleman is accompanied by an Operate
z Troupe of % artists, including MademoisclIcs
CTuyelli, Adeline Spoango and CTiscimanno, aud
Signors Barcarde, Stigela and3Hesta Ferri, all
OF whom arc engaged for the Academy of
Music Also Manager Sage, of the French
Theatre, with - Partisan comedians.
The Vanderbilt reports that from longitude
az. deg. to 40 deg, she. encountered heavy
scnthwesterly gales. She passed yesterday at
tsrnoon The steamer Kangaroo hence. -
F. hc.steamshipsBremcn hence, touched South
arnpton on the 18th, Inst $500:
Advices received atMmdridifrom SANGER state.
that in consequence of tic agitation caused by
death of Emperor of Morocco nil the foreign
ConSnls at that place had barricaded their
houses and armed their defendants. An the
Christians IN the Empire were leaving in haste.
Another account says that the families of the
GonSuls bad taken refuge on board Spanish
steamer
The Florence correspondent Of the London
lt2nes says trcatyzwas Signed on the 2Gth OF.
August, between the Papal Government and.
the Queen of Spain, by which the latter en-
gnges to. occupy the Roman States with troops,
when the French forces are withdrawn.
A dispatch from Parma says the National
Assembly on the 18th inst. unanimously voted
the confirmation of Signor Farini as Dictator.
The China mails had reached London, bring
ing full details Of the conflict near Pckin. Tile
Times prints full lists of the killed antlwounded
The proportion Of officers among these is very
large. Rear Admiral Hope was wounded very.
severely.
The london Times Of Thursday, says that
he.Goyernment has decided on dispatching i'm
mcdihtely China, several additional steam
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
FOR SALE OR Rt;V 4,

FOX SAL h or II ii " z
oFFERfor sale orrcEt, the MIR y.Speltv Eaon as The
u - Mill = containing three Eurs<, with
ltt th 'aenI4 THERE'S tso excellent
sett Of Clrin NaChcs. with sooi Cdf additional naTI-
ner, II required, tile MILL Pc>srss.n iy
EN- tlnmt diGtsiy, IL required. i tr.sFr
also FOR sale, two fari eqch containing
Irrd and sixty ae'es on hue tlrrc III
hundrcd acres elea ell IN Sessnt rcr .rl
Of cultivation, with Orchard FyLnl4 Houses
thereon On the ether there about acres CLEARED
Esis5good Orchard and 'utltngo.-
Also, che lot o: ground cUptuisig seven acres il IA
sEStitG al cultivation, with two yir;Iikc Dividing Houses
thereon large store lionsc with cellar black
smith shop and sablUg fer .ul Eor Ueei,.er with
OTHER huhiinSs tl"'re h*c-ssary sLth m oort
within on$ ldons.!ifnilcs o! the Ohio river,
on Fish Greek, NGTSia county, Fish Creek Turn.
pike leading to Be!l!pa, on the Is, O GaiIrGad.
TITS IS one tie best !ccattrns u. w Tiri:a the
purchase Of wie4t and other grain. Th lAe property is
osrett the following terms: fourI: mlrclns "a
money to he rail in 1d and t;c balance IN eiII inst al
mentS Of oar two and tfte enrs with IN date
SiT!1g;cSot:E BIC note with arpsnT ed security,
Ar;IeTSG purchasing can have TIC opportunity
Ing this fall, Il reUTv also be supplied Wifi all kinds
OF stock and farEiiS utersiis, accommodating. terms
For fHrlmr Information, Apply the sukscttbrr on the
frei"is!S. > ~ :. - j HOE%EROOI.
ahStl-dS%lm - - Woodland, Marshall Co, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

Adyiccs from Victoria to August 2Ith say
Gov. Douglass reply to Gen. llaruey's mite
eInphaticaly denies that any Of Her Majesty's
ships were ever sent to convey Officers of the
Hudson Bay Company for the purpose of Seiz-
committed lay the Americans of that Island.
The Eert Smith Times says man na.nctl
McKnett killed Indian Agent Majors at Fuit
Eclknap. on tic 18Th. Also, that Col Leo or,
Agent Of Ca'nanches, was shot by the lm,li.ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
Trustees SALE

virtue OF Deed of Trust from Henry Otto and wife
I 10 Frederick MoEier bearing date of January
IN DOOR 10. 49, Folio So &c. and the undersigned having
oV an order of said Court, Apri Term lS0
been appointed Trustee room of said osfer VIM on In
E4h day Of September 1883, before door Of The
CO9rt House for Ohio County, the IL ocIoci
NJ sell lots Ne's SIS and &c. of Trust ,eIG
Toned situated III the town of Tadelphia in Ohio County
virginia. Terms of Sule-Oash
sepl8-lOd. HENRY c. PLEsHER, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

C1NciNSArf, Sept. 26:-An accident occurred
onilhe Ohio q mississippi Railroad, on Saturday
might about IL miles below this city a bro,
Een;rail was the cause; one car was ovcFturncd
and the rest were thrownloR the. truck Twefn.
ty persons Injured but only one killed. zlgI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

LrAvENwoRTu, Sept! 2i.-tIon. Il. p. Stunn
ton delivered an address here, on Saturday
night, advocating the adoption of the Wyan.
'dntte Consultations; The people vote on 1t on the
4th OF October. Indications .favorits ratitica.
ton. f55f9
Gen. Lane has again taken the stump on the
question of .Gxempting from execution, one
hundred and sixty acres Of land for. a hone..a.
stead to- actual settlers, to be. submitted with
The constellation
The Republicans have cal!c,l a convention mt
Topeka on the 18th of October, TO nominate
state officers. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

ST. LOTS, Sept 2G.-Overland mail Of the Cd
arrived last night.
Fifteen buildings wero burned at Columbia.I
Loss $4,000. All the business part of Campo
Seco also Burned. Loss unknown
The Republican Central Committee announces
the failure of Republicans and Anti-Lecomp-
tonitcS to fuse and recommends the Republicans
to stick to their own ticket.
The San Francisco bulletin publishes letter
froAl Capt. Maltcn, Announcing the arrival of
Com. Floyd, a ugust 18th, stating that he lad
materially Shortened the route from Font Da!les
TO Salt Lake. He encountered no opposition
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

IS" lSkiae out, Fair Sun.''-After long
week CT eclipse like darkness mud and mois
ture, the universal heart of nature yesterday
rejoiccd at the first CLEAN of golden sunshine.
The tender green blades on the gutter sides,
sFriusing from stray timothy seeds and lost
g!aias Of wheat aud oats, looked up bright and
vigorous under the genial influence of the suns
rays. The pavements, the streets and the aw-
snnderwent u thorough drying and general
evaporation took place. Everybody anticipates
fine weather now, and if the wish be father to
the thought, we hope it may be no less reliable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
Iruste e's Sale. :

virlae o: deed Of trust xsdate e4sh De-
- celuber, lSJS, from WiIli"n Gorl Jnncs H. St0u
anil another deed OF trust nn4WniAai trdv to james
> WhcHt bearir date the 9th .ruc $780, both rccnrcI
the tEGes. bddsF a public auction the prelntsfs here
matter "Fscrihed on friday the @ day OF September 1879.
that Is to sny tfsio numbered huadred and
o: lSl on The plat of that part the City offWhcelin
ai oil by William Chapline and Jol:n Ec now known nS
centre nheeit:, situated the side Chap!;ne
street; also, tae ur:YidC lIlr lot ruaLerei ~
nmG ed ,s' four tNo 2ul a: The undivided half ct the
sonu at of te lot nu!nIr hundred and FIVE ta
OF HhelGn:s, M WI 205 re- siiun n Tie st sd
Of 2 street stwee' irss secot .rt
Oh Tue CRY OF Wheel called re Wlc.iiI.
TERMS Or sAlS-one fcIrIL nj tle purchase money In
Ssh u e remaining three. furts in trtc equal ti.staI
mems, PAYABLE, with Interest, tTS tWtve
nohSlts lr9n the dizzy Of sale the purchaser giving his
upon tile property. -. - -
The title is believed to be ;nisDusabe
but selling as trustees only such
vested ia "s by the deeds of trust before mentioned
t-=+a2 ta SANE 4. WHEAT,
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PHILADELPuIA, Sept 2H.-'vhc State 4Agricul.
tnral Fair which is to commence to morrow at
Ppweiton in this, city, will doublicss be of the
inGSt prosperous character. The entries have
been very numerous and continue to pour in
The railroads are bringing in unusually large
numbers from the interior aud from other
States. The city is crowded with people
delegation from tho Pittsblg Fair Association
/ to attend the exhbitiop, is expected to arrive
| tho morning, they will be received by the
Fire Department of this city. Theotrial Of fire
engines, worked beth by steam aud hand power
| Is anovetty, and promises to be the most pIonis
ncnt feature Of the exhibition About forty
companies, including l6 out of 10, owning
steam engines in this city,, will enter into the,
lcompetitiUu. :, <
=: PlrrsBURG, Sept. a6.-Rivcr / feet 4 inches
bypier mark and falling. Weather clear.
MoxrREnr, Sept. aB.-The cricket play was
resumed by the English Eleven, at half pastll
this morning. Pnrr, and Casar being ut the
wckets, Grnndy, Harvard, Wisdcf., AID Cotiiu,
went out with four wickets for sixty. runs
! The weather is very fine The natch is crca-
ting great excitement.
AToHrEEdE, Sept 2G.-Crckct match resulted
Cricket play-England's first innings were III,
Canadians second innings 80, tho English togo
lin on the running to make II on the second
innings,
AANEsvItIE Sept. 2G.--'rhc Ohio State Fair
Board will net $1,000 on the ZaneSvillt Faifs 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
LOST cow

Y-7sn cents lgeeb-rhe Latelligence,, is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
o. neghbOrhood at ten CENTS week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

fa17A Wheeling dan takea,tde Premium
" We learn that our fellow citizen, Mr. j. B.
Sheppard, received the first premium ON Sad
q nies Cmens and ladics') Mt the late Ohio state
FAIR. These same saddles, also, we learn. took
Tue premium at our own fair. SNe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

HE yEE @"EBmD@
AT
MARSH & TAYL0R,s.
Wooden Ware.
m Doz hoop Red Buckets,
90 :. hoop Blue and Green. S' ~
~ NO. l; and Tubs, assorted colors.
..,,,7 Received by P. z. aILDREFIt & BRO.
s..P.!'----- 80 Main ST.
'LAsFsI2OG Eox. assorted HALF Pint Pint aEl Quart
Fancy flasks in store and for sale by >SAa's
ASGhA1 a., MATothsS9 'BaltimoTy s6angha
sepll1 --- P. c. HI1DRErH BRO.
T or PRESSED NJTs.-I00O lbs ass6rtGd 4 \. $ 3
sep'lI .=z-------.- p Q. HiLDEEru & BRO.
100 s a BY SoP s 1af P'Y sc Efsfgf 1n
VIE FINEST Favored CIGARS in the city is 10 =
se5 5Snnd at Washington hall Drug ssorsf6r ~
ms: ALIENS Hair Restorative,
L German Bitters Iostetier's do Holland do,
Aud M" is Senarps, catsr, sgsns Mixture,
sspt5 o's' popular Family Ms'esaSs T iaf st
UNI SHOES and I.adtss Congress Lasting CATERS, at
ls SEA, Morocco Rsv1 Shanghai Dost=. at
AnlEs Fine French L9s.Ios Caters just received at
- sentl r J. EDWARDSs, No. Isl Main st.
AD otPt1 SHIPPERS via! and Pys ,9H ns. hsfl:
Nj EN- DOYS' Fall and Winter Hats Cans of NIL syIcs
- 0 9nn l3altleS.- zlsePtl0l HARPER & BRO.
S,hILDREN'S FANCY oAPs, in endless variety.
=. sePslo HARPER 4 BRO.
NEANTS' Turban caps-siE, Velvet, NIX Drah Cloth.
9-Ls!0 HARPER & BIRD.
ARD o1L.-Bess Cincinnati, No i 2 in store and for
- sais Dy lsePt5l J0S.A.NIETOALF.
M o Rs E II e ~ e % @ Is =
GRAHAET'S DRUG STORE.
RAToHELoR's HAIR DYE,
Hands do do Porsae at
septic GRAHAS,s DRUG STORE -
Howe's Improved Weighing Scales.
II OWES SCALES. have taken the premium over Fair.
~ banks at the Vermont ISJt6 Fuir NeI0 Io5E Sf,c
htttr, and Franklin Institute Fair PlaI.ID6iJ CaII
and examine for yourself l,iesl-.fff- -;
sept o. h1IOEFTIF 8 g gS N2ig .t Agents
ME large and valuable residence owned and occ,ni,l
= Dy Mrs 81 Selson No. 22I Main street. containing The
modern OF Gas, hot and cold baths &C. Is
oness8 at private sale For TERMS apply attle Of
- a"sse-ln S. 2. WHEELER.
GPLENDID ovERCoATINGs-Fvery STYLE, oualIty and
y price, ut [sept7l sAwTELES & sHG&NOE'3
TQABBITTS Best Medical SlIcratus -.
II Bahb.tt's Best Medical Salcratus,
Rabbits Best Medical Salcratus
sept5 For sale by REED & KRAFT.
G uNDRIRs.-Dr. Todds Liver Pills q
NJ Boerhaye's Holland Bitters
ThonsOns- Eye Water,
Mrs Aliens. Hair Restorer.
Goods Hair Resturer,
Bakers God Liver OH, 55, - -
Ayers Catiartic pills u; F
~. 1,, A., ir oha pInanI HoaI hound Dalsam and all
sepli7 ]. IL LOGAN 4 GO. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

E4'LAsKs.2O0 Box assorted HALF Pint Pint aEd Quart
a Fancy klasksr in store and for sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

Sir YIN. Eyre, tic late commander Of lhc
forces in Canada died ON Thursday.
Some Of the AInilrid Journals publish articles
on the necessity OF taking Gibralter from tue
English, no matter by what means.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

a.; MATCiLhs1V ''BnmoTg'' sIlangha
sept1T p C. uTLDRETJI o PPo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

TT or DRESSED NUrs.-lUUO ass6rtad 4 b 81 3
4 and e Nuts for Bolts received BY 81 ~ >S't>4
SePtlI y ETH -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
W0oden WARE

IN DnZ. 9 hoop Red Buckets,
CN1 51 doz2 hoop assorted BInc Green and Pa NOV d.
90 1 hoop Rl1e and Green = "
10 Is No. l. and 8 Tubs, assorted colors
,...,- Received by Pc. HILDRErH BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

s5y" 71ero ,0sre about. seven feet water in the
Channel of the Ohio yesterday, and the river
was about at stand as to the depth or quanti-
#ty3The water was running southward as
usual. The Resale lcft,last evening for Ports
mouth. The Eunice, Capt John Mcclure, will
hereafter run regularly between this city and
Cincinnati, leaving here every Tuesday at 4
o'clock 2 NJ. and returning leaves Cincinnati
every Friday, at the same hour. b. w. Doyle
is ia the Office. The Eunice is a first class and
last craft aud an excellent boat 70: this trade.
=---e s<aae.A.-4--
:, 80 0!5issr Ha,otsy, Of this city, is now in
l :. \ j., attending the trial of Jacob s.
Harden, for the murder of his nife. 1t will be
remembered that Hawley, assisted by Mr.. Jas
Wright, of this city, discovered tho supposed
murderer by means of u dagurrcotype likeness,
a"d Afterwards arrested him at Fairrnont. lie
was brought to this city at the time and sent on
10 New Jersey for trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

ZANEsvIrLr, Sept. 2G.-.'rhe Ohio State Fair
Board viii net sl.nnn on the zaneSvillt Fairs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

1O0 BTIs. Comm and Dairy Salt received ON consIGn
Wv meat by [septlTl p c. nILDRETH BIO
ME FINEST PLtYoRED CIGARS in the city is TO !
i i"nnd at Washington hall Drug store,if6r sale ty
fspt40 8. FUSDENR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27

largest Circulation of any Paper in sVyeat
ern Virginia.