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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept 15.-The State Demos
cratic Convention met again this morning and
nominated the same ticket as that nominated
by Ex>Mayor Woods party with the exception
OF IL the Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals.
The resolutions reported for th.:: consideration
Of the Convention strongly affirm the right Of
American citizens, native and adopted, ali over
the world and the duty Of the Government to
protect them and declare that Congress has not
power to legislate slavery into the territories or
to enact slave code for the territories or to
prohibit the South from just share in the
benefit of territory They also endorse mod
erately the course of the National Admins
tration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

MANcHrsTEs, N H., Sept. l4.--At the Fne.
mans muster, held here to day, serious riot
occurred between the firemen and some gam
blers. Several buildings were partially dstnoi-
ished and other property destroyed. The gam
blers used their pistols, but we're finally driven
of. Two houses on Elm street occupied4bY
the gamblers, we're Quilted. The mob next
attacked the American House aud the Museum
Building, breaking the windows and otherwise
damaging BE buildings
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
FOR SALE OR RENT-

4 -
OFFER for sale rent the Mil property known A the
woodland Mil" containing three run Of Burrs viii
Al the modern Improvements. also an eceeTt
set OF CardlnE Machines with for additional mGehi
en- Immediately, II required.
Also for sale faru each containing over one hun
dred and sixty there are nhot
1eseA IN excellent order rood DtStS
thereon On the other there are about Y rGrs cIeSred
With good Orchard and Buildings. -. :
Also, lot ground containing about seven In
high state Of culttvaton with frame Dwelling Houses
heIeon AlArge Store House. with cellar black
smith shops and stabug for eight horSea together Win
GsheE buildings that neeelsaFy above property
i situated within and OF the Ohio AVER
on tish Greek har1hHn county the Greek Turn.
PIKE leading TO Bolton, on the b. TO. Railroad.
THIS 10 one OF the best locations virginia for the
purchase Of wheat and other grain The above
offered on the following teFm6 -four h Oft prrehnRS
money to be paid in hand and the balance equal HstS
OF on TWO and three With from date
StT.'nS ae8olt pie note With approved security.
per1oE purchasing, have opportunity soe
ing thle fal requlrad ALTO be supplied with ali knds
Of stock and farming utensils, accommodating
premises. j IJSRGpR0oET!' vac
4uRt4saSH4Ha woodland, MAr8hhll Co, Va,
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their engines were quite feature Of the eIbi.

S taslF engines were quite afeature of the e1R-
The exhibition closed about half past ti,e
o'clock and few minutes afterwards all the
places ofcxit were so crowded that many per.
sons were compelled to. wat considerable
length OF time, and watch. their chance to
squeeze out The suspension bridge was
crowded to its utmost capacity for the SPACE
OF three quarters of an hours. We repeatedly
heard the number Of people estimated at ten
To-day is the last and the greatest dav Of n.
exhibition .,,l The trotting for the sweepstakes
will take place according to the programme in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

College Ediace on Rsst Penn Square, IS sufficiently
c1pHeIOu8 to the Fotr Technical cAooiS
which form the Polytechnic College, viz:
The SCHOOL or MINES, dedigned to impArt thor.
oughy oeIenti6e and practical training In Mine Engineer
Ing and in te best methods Of determining the
Mineral Lands and of analysing and manufacturing Mn
eral pI oducts.
The SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, In which are
taught the most approved principles and methods involved
In the construction Roads, Bridges buildings and Public
Works and IN the ePPItSa ti39 q RFGPeng
In full course given on Mechanical Philosophy and the
principles RI Machinery the Of Mechanical power
Furnaces FoundrEeS, DC.
The SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY, In which students are
the principles of the Science we'll praetieed
testing In the examination and smelling Ores, GnAysI
OF Minerals, Soils, &c.
ARCHITECTURE aud Typographical and Mechanical
DRAWING, are included in the courses The Engineer
day IN the week In the Field every student
ceiTeS Laboratory Instruction.
degree Bachelor any the Industrial pro.
LESSONS 3iore1ad l. conferred a The public commeneo
successful students who have attended two yeaFR,
TENDER 18th, 1850. g
Referee in Wheeling, J. B. FonD, Esq.
FOR Catalogues and turther- infofrnation Rddrasa
Al: KENNEDY, n. D.,
AugiO-d.wedGVss s. F4iE0ieip&iS. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

R-A Fuqitire Arre,ted-The Pittsburgh
police arrested man named Ralle in that city,
last Monday, Who is i, fugitive from justice,
was confined for assault and battery with intent
to kill constable, a considerable time ago
For several months back. he had been living
with a woman of CONTRIBUTING notorietY.-
Ralle awaits the action ofthe Brooke county
authorities.
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By THE UNION LINE.
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NEw YoRE, Sept. l5.-The HeraleFs Syracuse
correspondent says that Wood and his men
completed their ticket and returned home this
evening. The Benecia Boy and other Short
boys accompanied him. Wood is very bitter in
ms denunciations Of Dickinson, Schell and
others, and says he will slaughter them in the
newspapers. He madea strong Douglas speech
tonight at the Voorhees, House. and is now
bound TO develope the Little Giants interests in
the State. Dickinson says he has understood
that the measures Of Wood are to draw him
Into his snare, and has, therefore, avoided him.
Mr.. Preston, our Minister to Spain, will
doubtless return home soon as he learns of
the death of Gov. Wickliffe. Our government,
at the request Of his family, have written to
him giving him leave of absence, provided he
desires it.
The despatch from St Louis, in yesterdays
papers In regard tothe sale of mules at camp
Floyd, is tissue Of falsehoods from beginning
to end.
The Peruvian Minister had long interview
with the Secretary of State to-day in reference
to affairs Transporting between the two govern
ments. Peru has recently manifested dispo-
sition to settle number of long standing ac-
counts held by our citizens.
AS yesterdays o'clock afternoon train from
Jersey City, TO Middletown, on the Erie Rail-
road, was turning the curve between Killers and
Patterson, two men were discovered walking on
the track they did not heed the ringing Of the
bell, nor the whistle, but their Indifference ind-
Gated that they supposed themselves on the
right track. Before the train could be stopped
they were run over and one Of them, William
Smith, an umbrella vender, was Instantly crush.
ed to death, the other, James jackson, Of Pat-
erson survived only about an hour. While no
blame is attached to any one, it would seem that
trains should not run around curves so rapidly
as to prevent their being stopped before reach
ing any object that might happen to be upon
the track.
The brig Twin Sisters which arrived from the
Bay of Chaleur this evening, reports that on
the 10th inst, when in latitude 1899, longitude
1884, she spoke the bark Tom Corwin from
Cuba, bound for Boston; she reported herself
out of provisions, having only barrel of bread
| and cask of water aboard with ] 9 persons to
be fed. The Twin Sisters was unable to sup
| ply her. The Tom Corwin had been becalmed
for 80 days.
The Rochester, Democrat says that on Tuesday
Messrs. Terry & Ericsson, wool dealers, sold to
Massachusetts, manufacturing company 2O0,-
600 pounds of New York fleece wool, and to
firm in Boston 40, 900 pounds of pulled wool.
The terms of these two sales are private but
the transactions amount to nearly $l25,000
The steamship jason sailed this morning for
Galway with 1000 in specie.
The steamship Bavaria sailed for Liverpool
With $3.50, 900 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

BURLlSoroN, Sept l6.-The Vermont State
FAIR attracted large gathering The show Of
horses, cattle and sheep is good. but the me.
chanical and floral display is not large. "A fine
exhibition of Howe's scalesT1ttracts sreGtatten-
tieu:s Gov. Banks, of Mass, delivers anaddress
tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

BrSerious Sta6bing A1roy.-An alterca.
ton took place on the Fair Grounds yesterday.
in which a man named Baldwin stabbed another
named Donsvan. The wound was inflicted in
the neck. Donavon was brought over the
rl'eF- and his friends entertained some fears for
his safety. Baldwin, We believe, had not been
arrested. - 0ss''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

woKcEsrrn, Mass, Sept ia caucus of
the delegates TO the State Democratic Conven-
ton to meet to-day, VAS held last night. The
convention appeared to be strongly ia favor OF
Douglas, and will probably elect Douglas dele
gates to Charleston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

CuATrEAusAp, N. Y, Sept. 15.-The frost Of
last night has done it's work thoroughly in this
vicinity. The potatoe vines we're all cut to the
ground. The degree of cold was SO great as
to form hard frost on tee ground. Snow aud
hnil also fell during yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
local MATTERS,
THE FAIR.

m. Suspension Bridge Company have en-.
,...d into arrangements, with their usual liber.
'y,r nv which all animals and articles, going
a md from the exhibition, will be passed free
'gtoI a programme of the leading features h
o. y. Nd DAYS exhibition, will appear in the Wheel.
=" Morning papers. The exhibition of stool,
the ring and on the track will take place pre-.
.;ssly At the time specified.
roT each person, [sxcept members1 whether
;. corriase or on foot, the price of admission
III he IS cents. Children under fifteen wears
J.ge 10 cents To all persons Except mem.
S.ssi the charge for single horse carriages will
:. 95 cents. Two horse carriages so cents.
w. owner or driver of each hack or omnibus
.S,II be required to pay for each adult % cents,
ror children under fifteen years Of age Is cents.
Wsmbers pay one half of the above rates. No
.aossion for persons on horseback. Cards Of
Omission will be issued to members, admitting
them them and their families under 81 years Of age
fee ir to the show grounds during the fair. =
ORDER OF EXHIBITIONS FOR FRIDAY.
ga. NJ, Brood Mares for light draught, 8
ia. NJ, Trotting Geldings or Mares in single
p- up NJ, Saddle Horses or Mares.
SP. a., Racking Horses or Mares in single
$50 P. NJ Trotting Sweepstakes in harness.
4P. H., Mule Sweepstakes, mile heats, best
Gin three. The owner not allowed to ride his
own mule The last mule to take the stakes.
WHEREAS, The Executive Committe finds that
it will be out of their power to have the awards
Of the Judges in readiness for announcement
from the stand at the close of the exhibition, be
it. therefore,
: Rssolved, That the premiums awarded, a.
soon as made, be published in the Wheeling
ordered, That all officers of this Society be
requested TO use their utmost vigilance in de.
tecting the introduction of ardent spirits within
the Fair Grounds, and to expeli from the
grounds any one who shall be found guilty Of
50 acting, whether vendors or private indiVidu.
as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

Hs-FFsher's Wrought Iron MosOey-Is at.
tracing the general attention of farmers on the
Island Fair Grounds. All admire the strength
and simplicity of its structure. The arrange.
ments for moving it from place to place are
very complete, by a few turns ola burr the
knife can be folded up seemingly in recess
provided for it, thus avoiding all danger to the
horses or driver. The manufacturers viii enter
into written obligation with any purchaser to
take back the machine and refund the purchase
money, if upon fair trial it fails to do as good
work In any kind Of grass, wet or dry as can be
done with scythe. The gentlemanly agent,
Mr. CFamp is nnfailing in his attention to the
mlnutests inquiries of those who examine his
machine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
BUSINESS NOrTCEs

9B-D0"glas's Improved Premium SUGAR
4A'tts' now on exhibition at the Fair Grounds,
seems to be just in time for the almost intense
excitement growing up among farmers on the
subject of home manufacture Of the sscb.s
r'ne luxury. Mr.. Douglas having procured a
quantity of the Chinese cane. tried one of his
mills and was enabled to make its excellence
obvious to the eyes of all present Who take an
interest in this subject. These mills are manu-
lactured by Donglas Brothers Of GAINESVILLE, o.
This firm although extensively engaged in the
business, can scarcely supply the demand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

~ The Concert and Bal last night was
grand affair, as those Melodeon entertain
ments always are.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

PHnADEapHrA, Sept. l5th.-A stranger was
found dead at White Beat Hotel to.dsy, aged
about 60 years. From papers on his person he
is euppoaed 60 be citizen of Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

SANDY HOOK, Sept. l5.-There are no signs
of the steamer Persia now on her 18th day out
from Liverpool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

woRcEsrEa Sept. 10.-Ihe State Democratic
Convention is in session aud the attendance is
unusually large Much feeling is exhibited be-
former want the Convention to make an express
sion favorable to Douglas. Francis Parker, a
Dougiastte, is the temporary chairman. Reso-
lutions piedsing the Cow ention to. Douglas
and the popular sovereignty doctrine were laid
on the table as being out Of place. e
PrTFasuRaH, Sept. l5.--River IL inches at
Glass House, and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

PHILADELPHIA, Sept l5.-Ex Senator Cooper
has written an interesting letter in response to
an application from a committee Of Philadel-
phians for his opinions relative to the move.
tnent at tue last session of Congress for an in>
crease Of the existing rates Of postage He
says no measure Of public policy adopted by
the government since its foundation, has ever
met with such universal acceptance as the re-
duction of rates Of postage. All sections, all
classes Of the country united in expressing
their approval of this wise and beneficial meas
ure.
The New York papers of this morniug are
filled with reports Of and comments on the
doings of the State Democratic Convention at
Syracuse yesterday. The Herald in an elito.
rial uses the following language: The treach.
cry Of the Albany regency to Henry A. Wise
has brought forth its appropriate fruit TIE
fraud has been consnmnated at Syracuse by
vote to appoint delegates to the Charleston
Convention. The Democracy of this State,
have thus been treated with contempt aud in
stead of being permitted to select the men they
wished to represent them in the National Con.
vention TO nominate candidate for the Prcsi-
dency, the Albany Regency, consisting of Cas-
sidy, Caggea, Comstock, Corning, Richmond &
Co., have taken the selection out Of their hands
aud arranged it themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
HORRIBLE MURnER,

Last night about seven o'clock, tho lffelcss
BODY OF JAS. Stewart, of the firm of w. &.
stewart, Foundrymen, was found lying on the
pavement near the upper end of the Second
Ward Market House. Those who first discoy.
cred him supposed that he had fallen and in.
Jured himself upon the curbstone DR.. Bates
was sent for, and on feeling the pulse, discovered
small spo: of blood upon the shirt bosom. bnt
no signs of life The Doctor tore open the
shirt and discovered wound about an inch
long directly opposite the heart, evidently in
h'cted with knife. The body was carried into
Mr.. Stewards store house, which was near, and
coToners jury was summoned Nothing was
elected farther than what We have stated, and
the jury adjourned till this morning, when adj
dlnonal evidence will be taken There we're
various reports to the effect that the deceased
had been engaged in an alteration With some
one short time previous to the finding Of tue
body. Mr. Stewart was seen but a few minutes
before his death on his way home, which he had
well nigh reached, when it is thought he was
approached by some dastardly assassin and
stabbed to the heart. He leaves n wife and
several children
LATER.
The Coroner's jury continued their hearing of
the case, on information being given that per-
son without was conversant With the facts that
led to the death of the deceased. This person
proved to be man named Mercer, who was
brought in before the jury. On being sworn
ne seemed at first reluctant to tell what he knew
but at last, with considerable yehemence, ex''
claimed: "By Cd, gentlemen, I'm on my
oath. Jim Stewards dead, and Bill Stewart
killed him." An instructive and involuntary
shudder thrilled the crowd present on hearing
this. Immediately the officers were dispatched
to VIM. Stewards residence, where he vas found
in partial state of intoxication. He, on being
aPprized by the officers of the notice of their
errand, refused to go with them, but on their
further insisting on his accompanying them, he
came along-saying nothing specially, but ap-
parently in q demure aud half insensiblc mood,
the result, partially. doubt, of his intoxicated
condition.
When brought into the presence of his muir.
dered brother, he seemed to give no particular
indication Of any special feeling about it, and it
was hard to arrive at any conclusion as to how
he was affected.
She general sentiment seemed to be that
William Stewart was the murderer, and with.
out further particulars he was taken to Aid.
Wright's Office and from there committed to
Jail. While in the Aldermans Office he sat to
one side of the crowd, apparently wrapped in a
dreamy, non.committal sort of mood. He
will have further hearing to-day, when it is
expected that the full facts of this most heni.
Gus crime will be clearly brough: out:
-s~eR-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

w DancinQ.-We refer the reader to the
card of P. B. Hoffman, in another column. He
is master of the beautiful accomplishment in
which he instructs pupils and is q successful
and pleasant teacher. He will introduce all the
latest and most approved dances
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

EW Stealing Watch.-A man named AL.
bert Tarence was arrested on the Fair Grounds
yesterday, charged with stealing watch from
lady named Mrs Greer, in Floral Hall. He
was identified by lady, but denied the charge.
He was taken before Aid. Wright and com.
mitt ed to answer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16

IB- Sawtells 6 Shannon, Monroe street, have
received and are now exhibiting most mag
nificent stock of vestings, pantaloon patterns,
cloths casimeres, &c., together with all sorts of
gentlesnens' furnishing goods. They warrant
everything to fit and to perform in every re-
spect, precisely as they represent it. The pub.
lie are invited to attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
Ofthe STATE of PennsyIvanIa,

Incorporated 1885, and orgdmised toiA 4u FaeuItv.
on GReptGn Of the LndustridE CoIle0e Of
P0rf8 and GerTndnY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-16
COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRApH

PaADR1FAA Sept 1a-old stock Flour neglected; sale,
to the trade st for old stock and ground
puperhne and SA596 80 for old fancy Sccord
Ing to quality 200 bbs recently ground Rye Flour sold
SsS11 for PeHna Corn Meal is held At $50. Wheat
dull and prices lie lower; 500 bush. sold S12O red
and ~ 2sSl s2 for fair and prime white Rye wanted
for new southern and SOC for old Penna Corn Is ia
noat Oats in limited demand; eOO bush new DelaV
sold A. S59S6c The demand for Whisky is limited at
BALTIMORE. eeps. 5.-Four dull at 95 for Howard st.
Wheat dull but sales IS 500 BUSH P08
Tor white and &l.lWG1, IL for te Corn buoSnnt white
s1Gssse, yellow ss9ssc Provisions steady unc6auged
Nur Yoax. Sept. l5-oo,.on advanced xe; sale. 1900
bales at 91lkc for middling upland. Flour heavy
sales GOO bbls At for State, 459s9O for Ohio
And $4,000 10 for Southern. Wheat decIned aalrs 89
BUSH At decline Of Sc white 81 2O1 49, red 81 l4aII5
Corn Arm; sales 42 900 bush. At Sc.
otxcIHEA1t Sept l6-Plour inactive 81 80 for super.
ne SALES reported At but index OF the
market Wheat in fair .equest and especially red
which very hrm At 81 Corn and other grain
WHISKY 1ettye At ssH Provisions steady transactions
light but holders arm; quotations unchanged.